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Okay so here's how things will go:
Integrate V design into the workings here
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Requirement identification and translation
- Point towards hardens lando thing
- we're going to do a nuclear start up sequence
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Synthesize requirements into a discrete automata
- this makes up our mode switching behavior
- There's probably going to be a serious amount of refinement required here
- Figure out by the structure of the nodes what the
purpose of the mode is
- Do all traces leave? Do any traces leave? What does this mean for the FUNCTION of the node?
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Build controllers that satisfy each mode requirement
- Reachability to ensure valid input and output sets?
- We can ensure zeno behavior won't happen by looking at the interface between modes
- We should also see based on reachability that a well built controller ONLY can enter the modes as specified by the discrete automata
- Contract based methods?
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Fuck it man, that's like your provability or whatever man.
What are the critical needs?
- We need a way to build some operating procedures into controllers for autonomy
- How the hell do we know what the goals of each mode are?
- How do we know for sure the continuous dynamics will actually get us there?