Tech Mesh London 2012

Omer Kilic, Embedded Systems Engineer and Raspberry Pi fan

Omer Kilic

Biography: Omer Kilic

Omer is an Embedded Systems Engineer working on Erlang Embedded, a Knowledge Transfer Partnership project in collaboration with University of Kent which aims to bring the benefits of concurrent systems development using Erlang to the field of embedded systems; through investigation, analysis, software development and evaluation.

Before joining Erlang Solutions, Omer was a a research student in the Embedded Systems Lab at the University of Kent, working on a reconfigurable heterogeneous computing framework as part of his PhD thesis (which he intends to submit soon)

Presentation: The Actor Model applied to the Raspberry Pi and the Embedded Domain

Track: Scalability & Multicore / Time: Tuesday 13:25 - 14:15 / Location: Benjamin's

The Actor Model has interesting properties that could be used for dealing with complexities posed by modern embedded systems. Using actors as compositional units to describe these systems is a new proposal which stands out and challenges conventional approaches.
 
This talk will demonstrate how, creating a layered architecture for hardware modules and partitioning up complex systems in smaller units, testing becomes much easier, runtime errors are contained, and the architecture becomes maintainable.