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Eclipse OpenMCx™

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Eclipse OpenMCx™ is an open, tool-neutral co-simulation middleware based upon Modelica [1] simulation standards, such as Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI) [2] and Distributed-Co-Simulation-Protocol (DCP) [3], aiming to support advanced simulation applications with a heterogenous toolchain in a distributed collaborative development process. Both co-simulation Functional Mock-up Units (FMUs) and model-exchange FMUs are supported, while the configuration and parameterization of an OpenMCx co-simulation models and components is based on Modelica System-Structure and Parameterization (SSP) standard [4].

OpenMCx enables its users to combine various simulation models from different vendors and sources, using standardized interfaces, into one co-simulation model and run it in a scalable computing environment. The general idea of the co-simulation model is to provide a virtual validation framework for ADAS/AD function development but is not restricted to this use-case only.

In addition to Modelica standard interfaces, the middleware provides interfaces to other ADAS/AD related standards like ROS2 [5], ASAM OSI [6] and open source projects like CARLA [7] or SUMO [8]. OpenMCx with its open and modular architecture provides a framework for the users to implement their own interfaces for their own simulation models and integrate them into the co-simulation middleware. Besides that, OpenMCx allows for adopting the existing or adding new methods for data exchange, co-simulation synchronization, scheduling and job execution management.

References:

[1] Modelica - https://modelica.org

[2] FMI -  https://fmi-standard.org

[3] DCP -  https://dcp-standard.org

[4] SSP -  https://ssp-standard.org

[5] ROS2 - https://github.com/ros2

[6] ASAM OSI - https://www.asam.net/standards/detail/osi

[7] CARLA - https://github.com/carla-simulator/carla

[8] SUMO - https://github.com/eclipse/sumo

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