Cyber-Physical Remote Access Lab: Analysis and Design of Embedded Systems

This paper launches the idea of a cyberphysical remote access laboratory approach for analysis and design experiments in embedded computing systems, independent of time and location. The approach integrates the possibilities introduced by using the Internet to access learning objects, such as course materials and laboratory analysis and design experiments, from outside the campus, outside the country, and/or outside the continent. Remote access usually requires individual authorization codes giving users the flexibility to access and control course material and projects stored on local computers from anywhere and at any time, Embedded system components, as part of a cyber-physical system, can be developed and installed to monitor and control process behavior, depending on the constraints of different real-world scenarios.