Modeling Components and Connections in Cyber-Physical Systems

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.09645v1
• Date: Mon, 08 Jun 2026 15:39:43 GMT
• Title: Modeling Components and Connections in Cyber-Physical Systems
• Abstract summary: This paper presents ROSLaunchVisual, a model-integrated environment built on WebGME for designing, visualizing, and managing ROS launch files.<n>The tool raises the level of abstraction by allowing developers to create and modify launch files using a graphical interface that represents nodes, publishers, subscribers, and arguments as interconnected components.
• Score: 0.4845974390921448
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
• Abstract: Text based configuration files for cyber-physical systems show the hierarchy of component modules well but often hide the details of connections and interfaces between modules. A model-based visual approach to these configuration files can better capture this information. The XML structure of Robot Operating System (ROS) launch files can be improved using a modeling approach. This paper presents ROSLaunchVisual, a model-integrated environment built on WebGME for designing, visualizing, and managing ROS launch files. The tool raises the level of abstraction by allowing developers to create and modify launch files using a graphical interface that represents nodes, publishers, subscribers, and arguments as interconnected components. The tool provides a dynamic system analysis that can then be used in the static development and analysis of new and existing launch files. ROSLaunchVisual incorporates features such as metamodel-driven validation, automatic import/export of launch files, and visual communication mapping. Plugins further enhance functionality by updating libraries, checking for semantic errors, and managing remaps. By making launch file creation more intuitive and less error-prone, ROSLaunchVisual improves development efficiency and system understanding, especially in collaborative or large-scale robotics projects.

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