Modeling modular system architectures with SysML v2: towards configuration-ready system models

Modular system architectures support reuse and variant formation, but do not automatically provide the information required for computational configuration. This paper defines configuration readiness as the explicit, consistent, and machine-accessible representation of configuration-relevant information. Six requirements are synthesized from the literature and mapped to a four-level SysML v2 approach separating domain foundations, modular architecture, technical variants, and project-specific configurations and individuals. A sensor-integrating bolt illustrates the approach through manual inspection of selection and extension scenarios. The example provides a conceptual feasibility assessment.

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Subjects

SysML v2, modular system architecture

model-based systems engineering

system configuration

variability modeling

DDC Class

600: Technology