Media Evolution Emulation: Development Perspectives

Distributed Emulation of Shared Media Networks

Comparative performance measurements of distributed applications and network protocols require the availability of appropriate network environments. Network emulation approaches offer a flexible way to mimic the properties of a variety of networks. While there are several centralized and distributed emulation tools available that can mimic the behavior of point-to-point links, shared media comm...

Emulation-Tool for software development

A major computer operations problem is the conversion of programs from one language to another when a replacement computer is acquired. Emulation was developed as one solution to the conversion problem. Emulation allows the machine instructions of the emulated (target) machine to be executed on the emulating (host) machine. Thus permanent program conversion is avoided. Frequently, emulated prog...

Co-development of Media-processor and Source-level Debugger using Hardware Emulation-based Validation

To exploit the development system with a mediaprocessor as soon as possible, the co-development and co-validation of them is very important. We describe the co-development of a media processor and its sourcelevel debugger, which is necessary to develop multimedia systems. Even though a real chip is available, it takes a long time to validate the functionality of the source-level debugger. Here ...

Feminist Media Perspectives

Monte Carlo model of brain emulation development

Obviously this is a hugely ambitious project far outside current capabilities, possibly not even feasible in theory. However, should such a technology ever become feasible there are good reasons to expect the consequences to be dramatic: it would enable software intelligence, copyable human capital, new ethical problems, and (depending on philosophical outlook) immortality and a posthuman speci...