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Component models for embedded systems in industrial cyber-physical systems

Neto et al., 2018

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4819275308084378190
Author
Neto L
Gonçalves G
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The International Symposium on Intelligent Manufacturing Environments InManEnv

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Component Based Software Engineering is a traditional methodology that has significant advantages: reduction of production cost, code reuse, code portability, fast time to market, systematic approach to system construction and guided system design by formalization and …
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