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An artist’s illustration showing how cyber-physical systems (CPS) can connect computation and the physical world. CPS are “smart” networked systems that are engineered to sense and interact with the physical world, and to support real-time performance in safety-critical systems. With CPS, the joint behavior of the “cyber” and “physical” elements of the system is critical. Computing, control, sensing and networking are deeply integrated throughout the system, and the actions of components and systems must be carefully orchestrated. Since 2008, NSF has invested more than $250 million to conduct the basic research that underlies all CPS systems. You can continue reading more about Keith Marzullo’s perspective on CPS Here. Or, see the NSF Special Report Cyber-Physical Systems: Enabling a Smart and Connected World. Nicolle R. Fuller created this illustration during her work as a contractor for the National Science Foundation. NSF has released the illustration into the public domain. Please credit “Nicolle R. Fuller, NSF” when using, and link-backs are always appreciated!

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