High-level architecture (simulation)

Dear kiddo, high-level architecture (simulation) is like playing pretend. Imagine that you and your friends want to play a game where you are all part of a big house. You could pretend to be different parts of the house, like the room, the kitchen, or the bathroom, and act out what happens in those areas.

In the same way, high-level architecture is a way of pretending to create something, like a system or a machine, and seeing how it would work in different scenarios. To do this, we create a model or a simulation that shows how the different parts of the system work together.

Just like in playing house, we can pretend to be the different parts of the system, like the computer, the sensors, or the motors. We can also pretend to be the things that the system interacts with, like the environment or the people using it.

By pretending to be these different parts and seeing how they interact, we can learn how the system would work in real life. This helps us to design better systems that are more efficient, safer, and more effective.

So high-level architecture simulation is like playing pretend with technology, and it helps us to design better machines and systems that make our lives easier and safer. I hope this helps you understand!