Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Motion control systems require an isochronal real-time guarantee that each control task should periodically produce outputs with no jitters. Hover, it is difficult to build up such a tight isochronal system with a multicore architecture and a general-purpose operating system, because the inherent resource sharing principle leads to large jitters to the control tasks.  proposes a software pipelining framework for an EtherCAT-based motion controller that achieves a tight isochronal guarantee with that combination. The tight guarantee is possible by multicore partitioning and reservation-aware task phasing, which reduce resource contentions beten the tasks on each stage of the pipeline. Through experiments,  show that the proposed pipelining framework gives a tight isochronal guarantee with high scalability in terms of the number of motion transactions. On a real 8-axis motion control platform with two processor cores dedicated to the pipeline and a slight modification of the Linux operating system, it achieves a maximum jitter of   $10\ \upmu\text{s} $   for four motion transactions with a common period of 1.6 ms, whereas a priority-driven method gives a maximum jitter of a few hundreds of microsecond under the same condition.
['Hyeongseok Kang', 'Kanghee Kim', 'Hyun-Wook Jin']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Real-Time Software Pipelining for Multidomain Motion Controllers
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