Cyber Infrastructure Group

The Cyber Infrastructure Group addresses the integration and interoperability of the various elements (e.g., devices, humans, network of computers) of a cyber-infrastructure by actively contributing to the development of standards, taxonomies, architectures, and implementation testbeds to validate and test cyber-infrastructure related standards and specifications, thus increasing the reliability and effectiveness of the nation's physical and cyber infrastructure.

News and Updates

A person wears an exoskeleton and 3D-printed knee apparatus fashioned with reflective markers.

Exoskeleton Research Marches Forward With NIST Study on Fit

August 20, 2020

A shoddily tailored suit or a shrunken T-shirt may not be the most stylish, but wearing them is unlikely to hurt more than your reputation. An ill-fitting

Projects and Programs

Infrastructure for Integrated Electronics Design & Manufacturing (IIEDM) Project

Ongoing

The IIEDM project seeks to aid the growth of the electronics and semiconductor industries by technical support in two key efforts. First, the project provides

Knowledge Facilitation Project

Ongoing

The vision of the Knowledge Facilitation project is to support the eNIST objective to eliminate paper and to automate manual, labor intensive activities. The

Image depicting how the Smart and Interconnect Systems work. From Information flow to actionable information to sensing data.

Smart and Connected Systems

Ongoing

Publications

RoboCat: A category theoretic framework for robot interoperability using goal-oriented programming.

July 16, 2021

Author(s)

Angeline Aguinaldo, Blake S. Pollard, Arquimedes Canedo, Gustavo Quiros, William Regli

This paper presents RoboCat, a category theoretic framework for robot interoperability using goal- oriented programming. RobotCat uses a high-level, goal

Deconstructing UML, Part 1: Modeling Classes with Categories

May 13, 2021

Author(s)

Sarala Padi, Spencer J. Breiner, Eswaran Subrahmanian, Ram D. Sriram

In this paper we analyze elements of the Unified Modeling Language (UML), specifically the class diagram, and propose an simplified alternative language based

Internet of Things (IoT) Component Capability Model for Research Testbed

September 17, 2020

Author(s)

Eric D. Simmon

Internet of Things (IoT) is the product of the worlds of information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT)converging. IoT combines the ability to

Workshop on Applied Category Theory: Bridging Theory and Practice

February 7, 2020

Author(s)

Spencer J. Breiner, Blake S. Pollard, Eswaran Subrahmanian

This report presents the summary of a workshop held at NIST on March 15-16, 2018 on the topic of applied category theory (ACT). The meeting had two main goals:

Awards

2018 - Edward Bennett Rosa Award---Bala Muralikrishnan, Prem Rachakonda, Meghan Shilling, Roger Bostelman, Geraldine Cheok, Joseph Falco, Marek Franaszek, Jeremy Marvel, Kamel Saidi, Ya-Shian Li-Baboud

For outstanding contributions to ASTM standards for performance evaluation of 3D imaging systems used in a wide range of critical applications.

Cyber Infrastructure Group

News and Updates

Exoskeleton Research Marches Forward With NIST Study on Fit

Projects and Programs

Infrastructure for Integrated Electronics Design & Manufacturing (IIEDM) Project

Knowledge Facilitation Project

Smart and Connected Systems

Publications

RoboCat: A category theoretic framework for robot interoperability using goal-oriented programming.

Deconstructing UML, Part 1: Modeling Classes with Categories

Internet of Things (IoT) Component Capability Model for Research Testbed

Workshop on Applied Category Theory: Bridging Theory and Practice

Awards

2018 - Edward Bennett Rosa Award---Bala Muralikrishnan, Prem Rachakonda, Meghan Shilling, Roger Bostelman, Geraldine Cheok, Joseph Falco, Marek Franaszek, Jeremy Marvel, Kamel Saidi, Ya-Shian Li-Baboud

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