@techreport {pub5771,
	title = {HyperGraphOS: A Modern Web-Based OS for Scientific and Engineering Applications},
	author = {Antonello Ceravola AND Frank Joublin},
	year = {2024},
	month = {December},
	abstract = {This paper presents HyperGraphOS, a significant innovation in the domain of operating systems, specifically designed to address the needs of scientific and engineering applications. This platform aims to combine model-based engineering, graph modeling, data containers, and documents, along with tools for handling computational elements. HyperGraphOS functions as an infinite workspace for creating and managing complex models represented as graphs with customizable semantics. By leveraging a web-based architecture, it requires only a modern web browser for access, allowing for the organization of knowledge, documents, and content into models organized in a network of workspaces utilizing domain-specific languages (DSLs). These DSLs are pivotal for navigating workspaces, generating code, triggering AI components, and organizing processes. The models{\textquoteright} dual nature as both visual drawings and data structures permits dynamic modifications and inspections. We evaluated HyperGraphOS{\textquoteright}s efficiency and applicability across diverse domains, including building a virtual Avatar dialog system, a robotic task planner based on large language models (LLMs), and a new meta-model for feature-based code development. Our findings show that HyperGraphOS offers substantial benefits such as streamlined model-based engineering processes, enhanced flexibility in managing scientific data and documents, and innovative approaches to persistent desktop environments. HyperGraphOS bridges the gap between traditional OS functionalities and the evolving needs of modern scientific and engineering applications, thereby providing higher efficiency and productivity compared to traditional operating systems.},
	publisher = {ArXiv},
	booktitle = {ArXiv}
}