Many network applications, eg, industrial control, demand ultra-low latency (ULL). However,
traditional packet networks can only reduce the end-to-end latencies to the order of tens of …

Networks are a core element of many industrial and automation systems at present. Often
these networks transport time-and safety-critical messages that control physical processes …

The term industrial edge computing is used to describe a distributed platform that integrates
communication, computation, and storage resources for performing real-time applications …

The IEEE 802.1 time sensitive networking working group has recently standardized the time
aware shaper (TAS). The TAS provides deterministic latency guarantees but requires tight …

Cyber-physical systems (CPS), like the ones used in industrial automation systems, are
highly time-sensitive applications demanding zero packet losses along with stringent real …

Power distribution networks with distributed generators (DGs) can exhibit complex
operational regimes which makes conventional management approaches no longer …

Building energy consumption accounts for 30%–45% of the global energy demand. With an
ever-increasing world population, it has now become essential to minimize the energy …

Many safety-critical real-time applications are implemented using distributed architectures,
composed of heterogeneous processing elements interconnected in a network. Our focus in …

Traditionally, industrial networks rely on field bus to support real-time applications. In the
trend of industrial internet of things (IIoT), traffic load has increased dramatically, and …

TTEthernet is a deterministic, synchronized and congestion-free network protocol based on
the Ethernet standard and compliant with the ARINC 664p7 standard network. It supports …