HW-SW codesign of a positioning system. From UML to implementation case study
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Álvarez Ruiz, Ángel; Ugarte Olano, Íñigo


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Conference on Design of Circuits and Integrated Systems (DCIS), Granada, 2013, 195-200
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Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.
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HW-SW Codesign
HLS
Zynq
UML/MART
Resumen/Abstract
During the last years, there has been a growing interest in systems related to the location of objects into three dimensional environments and virtual reality applications. These systems, based on high-performance video-processing, have a big computational load, specially on image analysis phases. This work presents the process of HW-SW co-design and implementation of a positioning system. A methodology was applied in which the requirements and initial functionality was captured in UML-MARTE. After a high-level profiling of the system, an acceleration of most time-demanding stages is achieved by combining the hardware and software capabilities of Zynq platform targeting a low power embedded system. The performance obtained through hardware acceleration of critical parts of the application leads to a significant improvement in the throughput of the whole system. On the other hand, the presented work can also be seen as a proof of concept of the followed methodology.
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