AER (Asynchronous Event-Driven Real-Time Systems)

AER (Asynchronous Event-Driven Real-Time Systems) are systems that respond to external events, such as sensor signals or user inputs, without waiting for a fixed schedule. They operate asynchronously, meaning their responses are triggered by events as they occur, rather than following a predetermined sequence. In real-time contexts, they guarantee timely responses, which is critical for applications like industrial automation, robotics, or medical devices. This approach allows systems to be efficient and responsive, handling multiple inputs simultaneously and ensuring that important tasks are completed within strict time constraints.