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Automating customized computing
2014 International Conference on Field-Programmable Technology (FPT), 2014Customized computing has been of interest to the research community for over three decades. The interest has intensified in the recent years as the power and energy become a significant limiting factor to the computing industry. For example, the energy consumed by the datacenters of some large internet service provides is well over 109 Kilowatt-hours ...
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Personal computers in automation systems
Microprocessors and Microsystems, 1981Abstract Historically, computer control of processes and experiments has been the domain of large scale industry and research organizations. For small quantity or ‘one off’ systems, the availability of the microprocessor and associated LSI and MSI logic components have lowered the cost of such automation and process control systems by perhaps an ...
David W. Pritty, Peter Barrie
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A System for Automation of Kinetic Computations
Computers & Chemistry, 1987Abstract Computer-aided analysis of experimental data for heterogeneous catalytic reactions under steady-state conditions is aimed at choosing an appropriate mechanism of the reaction and finding the kinetic parameters which provide the best match between theoretical and experimental values.
G. M. Ostrovskii +2 more
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Automated Scaling for Hybrid Computers
IEEE Transactions on Computers, 1969In this paper a scheme is proposed for automating the scaling process for analog computers in hybrid (analog-digital) systems. The analog computer's magnitude and frequency constraints are imposed by a set of equations defining amplifier input factors.
Carroll R. Hall, Stephen J. Kahne
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Distributed computing in robotics and automation
IEEE Transactions on Robotics and Automation, 2002The pervasive introduction of the Internet into robotics and automation systems pushes forward an evolution that began when the computer was introduced in the enterprise in the middle of the last century, and that continued. with the interconnection of shop-floor workstations in local networks in the 1980s.
Brugali, D., Fayad, M. E.
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Electrical Engineering, 1959
IN THE BRIEF SPAN of years since the closing days of World War II, we have witnessed a technological development in computers of such broad proportions that it is still impossible to appraise its far reaching effects adequately. Perhaps, the best way to express the enormous influence of this revolution is simply to point out that practically all of man'
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IN THE BRIEF SPAN of years since the closing days of World War II, we have witnessed a technological development in computers of such broad proportions that it is still impossible to appraise its far reaching effects adequately. Perhaps, the best way to express the enormous influence of this revolution is simply to point out that practically all of man'
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Automated hoarding for mobile computers
Proceedings of the sixteenth ACM symposium on Operating systems principles, 1997A common problem facing mobile computing is disconnected operation, or computing in the absence of a network. Hoarding eases disconnected operation by selecting a subset of the user’s files for local storage. We describe a hoarding system that can operate without user intervention, by observing user activity and predicting future needs.
Geoffrey H. Kuenning, Gerald J. Popek
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Automated Proofs for Computational Indistinguishability
The Computer Journal, 2013We present a tool for automatic analysis of computational indistinguishability between two strings of information. This is designed as a generic tool for proving cryptographic security based on a formalism that provides computational soundness preservation. The tool has been implemented and tested successfully with several cryptographic schemes.
Ngo, Long +2 more
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Design automation in network computers
Proceedings of the ninth design automation workshop on Design automation - DAC '72, 1972Network computers are becoming a reality in the seventies. While systems such as the ARPA Network, Carnegie Mellon's PLN, the Collins C-System, CDC's Cybernet, and GE's Time Share Net are coming to fruition, even more grandiose systems are being discussed.
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Computer automation in veterinary hospitals
Seminars in Veterinary Medicine and Surgery: Small Animal, 1996Computers have been used to automate complex and repetitive tasks in veterinary hospitals since the 1960s. Early systems were expensive, but their use was justified because they performed jobs which would have been impossible or which would have required greater resources in terms of time and personnel had they been performed by other methods.
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