Martijn L.P.J. Koedam

Martijn L.P.J. Koedam is a researcher at the Electronic Systems department within the Electrical Engineering school at Eindhoven University of Technology. His work focuses on embedded systems, multi-processor architectures, and resource utilization optimization in real-time environments.

• Research areas: Embedded Systems, Multi-Processor Systems, Real-Time Systems
• External role: Founder/R&D at Verintec Solutions (since 2018)

His research explores predictable and composable platforms for cyber-physical systems, emphasizing dynamic environments, quality-sensitive applications, and model-driven design. Projects like IMOCO4.E, TRANSACT, and I-MECH highlight collaborations with experts such as Kees Goossens and Sander Stuijk.

Recent publications address resource utilization in multi-rate control systems, deployment frameworks for dynamic environments, and composable ROS2 architectures for robotics. These works intersect with disciplines like computer science, signal processing, and cyber-physical systems.

He contributes to projects like COMP4DRONES and I-MECH, focusing on real-time systems and model-driven design. His external position at Verintec Solutions aligns with his technical expertise in embedded systems and MedTech innovation.