Design for motes and mobiles

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This volume features papers from the 14th SDL Forum held in Bochum, Germany, focusing on Design for Motes and Mobiles. The SDL Forum, a key event in the calendar for academia and industry, has been conducted biannually for thirty years, serving as a vital platform for discussing the evolution and application of System Design Languages and modeling technologies. It highlights recent innovations, trends, experiences, and challenges in the field. The forum addresses the modeling and analysis of reactive, distributed, and real-time systems, particularly in telecommunications, automotive, and aerospace sectors. The audience includes users of modeling techniques from industrial, research, and standardization backgrounds, alongside tool vendors and language researchers. Over the past three decades, languages, methods, and tools have significantly evolved, reflecting dramatic changes in application domains. Mobile technology, once considered science fiction, is now commonplace, with software embedded in everyday items, including children's toys. The rise of multi-core processors in consumer computers is now extending to small devices. Even compact, independently powered devices like motes and mobile phones possess sufficient memory and processing capabilities to support advanced operating systems and applications.