1Remote labs Sample Clauses

1Remote labs. Remote labs typically rely on a client-server architecture (see Figure 1). The services of the lab server are enabling communication through the Internet with the real equipment and its instrumentation. The physical lab is typically con- nected through a hardware interface with the lab server thanks to analog and digital inputs (connected to sensors) and outputs (connected to actuators). The lab server can be a microcontroller, a computer or a remote laboratory man- agement system (RLMS). The lab server has to ensure on one hand that no ungranted access is possible and on the other hand that the lab is in a proper operational state. The client is enabling remote user interaction as a standalone application or as a component in a Web environment. The client typically en- xxxxx the observation of the lab (e.g. through a live video stream), configuration at distance, setting of parameters and visualization of data or measurement (in batch or in real-time while the lab is operated). Up to now, tightly coupled client-server solutions have been designed and im- plemented to enable interaction with and management of remote labs. This strong coupling and the lack of standardisation is impairing the ability for lab owners to easily plug and share their remote labs with different platforms, and for users to interact with these labs and with their peers in their preferred envi- ronment. Lab owners cannot easily adapt solutions developed by others to their own infrastructures. Teachers or students interested in exploiting remote labs from various providers have to install a different solution for each of them and cannot personalize it to their needs(Tawfik et al., 2014). While the interfacing of a remote lab will always rely on ad hoc solutions because of the large variety of the physical equipment and the associated instrumenta- Web Environment Physical Lab Lab Server User Internet Client Services Hardware Interface Figure 1: Typical client-server remote lab architecture tion (orange part in Figure 1), the way remote labs are made accessible through the Internet can be standardised (S. H. W. G. D. Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx; Gov- xxxxx, 2015) (green part in Figure 1). This deliverable describes how new re- xxxx labs or legacy labs can be made accessible in a standardised way, directly as Smart Devices or through the Smart Gateway. Such standardisation enables a decoupling of the client and the server and a decoupling of the interaction and management services. In other word...
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