SE4ICPS workshop aims to bring together academics and practitioners to document and share the advances made within industrial projects on CPS.

The workshop covers all areas of IoT/CPS that address real-world applications, application designs, industrial case studies and user experiences of IoT/CPS technologies.The SE4ICPS's target audience are industrial and scientific communities, governmental entities, and broad public.

The SE4ICPS aims to attract industries to share their:

i) IoT/CPS software deployment;

ii) Scenarios, use cases, and architectures;

iii) Developments and results of the tested scenarios;

iv) IoT/CPS technologies explored and developed.

We also target attracting academic communities which are involved in the practical side of IoT/CPS, to share their:

i) Empirical studies within the collaborations with companies;

ii) Open challenges in software development with access to the industry datasets;

iii) Novel software architectures applicable in industrial projects;

iv) Challenges in validating the novel approaches and models developed by researchers.

The workshop covers all areas of industrial Internet of Things and Cyber-Physical Systems that focus on software engineering aspects. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Software architectures for industrial IoT/CPS
  

• Real-time sensing, processing, and actuation for industrial IoT/CPS
  

• Communication and Infotainment Systems in IoT/CPS
  

• Sensor networks for IoT/CPS
  

• Self-adaptation and Adaptive Control in industrial IoT/CPS
  

• Middleware design for industrial IoT/CPS
  

• Design Theory for IoT/CPS
  

• Formal Methods for IoT/CPS
  

• Safety-critical IoT/CPS
  

• Quality attributes of IoT/CPS
  

• IoT/CPS-based emergency management systems
  

• Smart cities, smart homes, and smart infrastructures
  

• Mobile and static sensors coverage in IoT/CPS
  

• Design and Performance Optimization in IoT/CPS
  

• Fault-tolerant IoT/CPS
  

• Collaborative design methods for IoT/CPS
  

• Testing ,validation, verification, simulation and visualization of IoT/CPS
  

• IoT/CPS engineering Methods and Tools
  

• Smart Manufacturing, Robotics
  

• Humans in industrial IoT/CPS

All accepted papers will appear in the conference companion proceedings indexed by IEEE. At least one author of an accepted contribution is required to register, present the work, and participate during the discussions at the workshop.

Let us know if you'll be attending!