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Ali Balador^1,2, Anis Kouba³, Dajana Cassioli⁴

¹Innovation, Design and Technology (IDT), Mälardalen University, 72123 Västerås, Sweden. ali.balador@mdh.se.

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Wireless communication technologies enhance Cooperative Cyber-Physical Systems (Co-CPSs), but ensuring safety requires dedicated design. This study analyzes Co-CPS use cases and wireless technologies to identify safety requirements and guide future 5G standardization.

Keywords:

5G cooperative cyber-physical systems reliability safety wireless communication

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Engineering
Computer Science
Telecommunications

Background:

Cooperative Cyber-Physical Systems (Co-CPSs) leverage wireless communication for enhanced functionality.
Ensuring safety in wireless-enabled Co-CPSs presents significant challenges, necessitating novel design approaches.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an overview of five Co-CPS use cases from the SafeCOP EU project.
To analyze the specific safety design requirements for these Co-CPS use cases.
To comprehensively evaluate existing wireless communication technologies against Co-CPS safety, security, and real-time needs.

Main Methods:

Overview of five Co-CPS use cases and their safety requirements.
Analysis of current wireless communication technologies and their protocols.
Investigation of non-functional requirements (safety, security, real-time) across different application domains.
Discussion of recommendations for wireless technology selection in Co-CPS.

Main Results:

Identified specific safety design requirements for diverse Co-CPS use cases.
Assessed the suitability of existing wireless technologies for Co-CPS applications.
Highlighted gaps in current wireless communication protocols for Co-CPS safety.

Conclusions:

Wireless technologies offer potential for Co-CPS but require tailored safety designs.
Recommendations are provided for selecting appropriate wireless technologies for Co-CPS.
Findings inform ongoing 5G standardization efforts (3GPP) to address Co-CPS communication gaps.