Author: Lisa Maile

Our research associate Lisa Maile presented her research on the configuration of TSN (Time-Sensitive Networking) networks at the 31st International Conference on Real-Time Networks and Systems (RTNS) conference in Dortmund. In her research, she analysed existing TSN standards and developed improvem...

As the Chair of Computer Networks and Communication Systems, several of our colleagues are working on the mathematical framework Network Calculus. Two of our staff members have now presented their current results at the bi-annual international Workshop for Network Calculus 2022 (WoNeCa22), thus cont...

Lisa Maile presented her paper "Ensuring Reliable and Predictable Behaviour of IEEE 802.1CB Frame Replication and Elimination" at the IEEE International Conference on Communications on 19 May 2022 in Seoul, South Korea. In this work, potential risks in redundant packet transmission were identifie...

On behalf of Siemens AG, a team from the Computer Science 7 chair investigated an approach from Siemens AG for scheduling time-critical streams in PROFINET over TSN. The approach was examined both theoretically and by developing comparisons using various Network Calculus approaches. The goal of the ...

We were invited to present our research on Time-Sensitive Networking and Network Calculus at the Academic Salon of the TU Munich (October 13-14, 2021). Our colleague Lisa Maile presented her work on reservation of traffic flows in TSN networks in a presentation of half an hour. The approach assigns ...

Every two years the whole Network Calculus community meets at WoNeCa (Workshop for Network Calculus) to discuss, exchange ideas and present new research results. This year, our research associate Lisa Maile participated in the (digital) event and presented an overview of results as well as current a...

Our employees use their scientific knowledge for high-speed networks and optimal energy management to reach the finish line at this year's Firmathlon!