Simulation of Embodied Cyber Physical System Based on Modelica/MWORKS: A Case Study of Intelligent Unmanned Surface Vessel

Authors

  • Zhiguo Zhou Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Xuehua Zhou Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Lin Du Ningbo University
  • Peiquan Ma Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Xiang Wang Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Ying Chen Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Mingjia Liu Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Tengyue Wang Beijing Inst. of Tech.
  • Lixin Hui Suzhou Tongyuan Soft Control Information Technology Co., Ltd
  • Cun Zeng Suzhou Tongyuan Soft Control Information Technology Co., Ltd

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3384/ecp218591

Keywords:

Embodied Intelligence, Embodied Domain, Embodied Spatial, Physical Information Neural Network

Abstract

This paper proposes a new paradigm of the EmbodiedCyber-Physical System (Embodied CPS, ECPS) to address theissues of the disconnection between physical laws andintelligent decision-making and the insufficientinteraction with dynamic environments in the modeling andsimulation of traditional CPS. ECPS achieves unifiedmodeling of physical laws and autonomous decision-makingthrough the "perception-decision-action" closed loop.Toverify ECPS, an embodied space framework based onModelica/MWorks is designed. Through three majortechnological innovations: constructing an embodied domainmodeling specification and embedding the Navier-Stokesequations into the training of the policy network;expanding the syntax and semantics of Modelica,encapsulating physical constraint reinforcement learningcomponents, and establishing a gradient interactionprotocol between the Physics-Informed Neural Network (PINN)and Modelica equations; building a digitaltwin-hardware-in-the-loop co-simulation platform based onthe FMI/SSP protocol to establish a collaborativeverification link between high-precision physicalsimulation and real-time decision-making.Taking theUnmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) as the carrier, thefull-process method from dynamic modeling, reinforcementlearning strategy training to virtual-real environmentco-simulation is demonstrated. Experiments verify theeffectiveness of this framework in achieving theclosed-loop coupling of physical simulation and intelligentdecision-making under complex sea conditions, providing amethodological foundation for interpretable modeling andverifiable simulation in the development of embodiedintelligence.

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Published

2025-10-24