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HeartOS DO-178B Real-time Operating System Supports ARM7, ARM9

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS on Thursday, March 18, 2010

DDC-I, a leading supplier of software and professional services for mission- and safety-critical applications, announced that its safety-critical, DO-178B Level A certifiable, HeartOS real-time operating system and OpenArbor development tool suite is available for the ARM7[tm] and ARM9[tm] families of processors. The HeartOS running atop ARM® processors provides a scalable, low-power, high-performance computing platform for developing and hosting mission- and safety-critical applications for the avionics, transportation, industrial automation and medical markets. HeartOS is particularly well suited for applications requiring DO-178B certification from the FAA and international aviation authorities.

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SYSGO Introduced PikeOS 3.1 with Multi Core Support

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS on Friday, March 5, 2010

SYSGO, leading supplier of software solutions for the world’s most demanding safety and security applications, announces the new 3.1 release of its flagship product PikeOS, which offers the first multi-core implementation on the market which is part of a DO-178B certified code basis. PikeOS, the first SSV (Safe and Secure Virtualization) based product from SYSGO, continues to differentiate itself from its competitors. The new 3.1 release maintains one of the main benefits of PikeOS technology: the same core components are used whatever market segment is targeted, avionics, industrial automation, transportation, medical, etc. Contrary to others, application specifics are isolated within “Personalities”, a SYSGO concept that allows all PikeOS customers to benefit from the same software layers underneath, PikeOS System Software and PikeOS micro-kernel.

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Aonix Debuts Aonix ObjectAda Real-Time for Wind River VxWorks 653 RTOS

Posted by Ken Cheung in IDE, RTOS on Friday, March 5, 2010

Atego, the leading independent supplier of industrial-grade, modeling and development tools for complex, mission and safety-critical embedded systems and software, has announced the release of Aonix ObjectAda Real-Time for Windows targeting the Wind River VxWorks 653 multi-partition RTOS for PowerPC. This is the first release of the Aonix ObjectAda product with full Ada runtime support for the Wind River safety-critical platform.

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IntervalZero RTX Real-Time Software Supports Windows 7

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS on Wednesday, March 3, 2010

IntervalZero, Inc. announced the addition of Windows 7 support for its market-leading deterministic, hard real-time software products – RTX 2009, and RTX 2009 SMP, which includes support for symmetric multiprocessing. Along with Windows, IntervalZero RTX 2009 SMP is a key component in Soft-Control Architectures that give OEMs advantages in throughput and yields; improve production quality; enable more compact physical footprints; and reduce costs.

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Express Logic ThreadX RTOS Integrates with IAR Embedded Workbench IDE

Posted by Ken Cheung in EDA Tools, RTOS on Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Express Logic, Inc., a worldwide leader in royalty-free real-time operating systems (RTOS), and IAR Systems, a leading provider of software tools for embedded systems, announced a commercial-grade integration for developers of serious applications. The integration combines Express Logic’s ThreadX® RTOS and IAR Embedded Workbench® IDE in a form that is easily used out-of-the box by developers of embedded applications. Both Express Logic and IAR Systems products support most popular 32-bit architectures, including ARM’s ARM7, ARM9 and Cortex-M3, Freescale’s ColdFire, NEC’s V850, and Renesas’s H8. Now, developers using those processors can benefit from the seamless integration of ThreadX and IAR Embedded Workbench, enabling them to bring products to market faster and easier than ever before.

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embWiSe Ports SDIOWorx Package to Microsoft’s Windows CE 6.0

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS, Wireless on Wednesday, February 17, 2010

embWiSe Technologies, the only third party vendor to offer SDIO stacks on different embedded OS platforms, had announced support for its SDIOWorx package on Microsoft’s Windows CE OS. Riding on the decent success of its SDIOWorx package with SDIO-WiFi support on popular embedded OS platform, embWiSe had developed and ported its SDIOWorx package on Microsoft’s Windows CE 6.0 as well. embWiSe is also supporting SDIO-WiFi drivers for leading WLAN chipsets with SDIOWorx for WinCE. embWiSe plan to target multimedia applications like the fast growing PMP/ Video Surveillance Camera, Portable Navigation Devices market as well as industrial control and Medical Devices.

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ELinOS RTOS Supports Texas Instruments OMAP35x Evaluation Module

Posted by Ken Cheung in BSP, RTOS on Friday, February 12, 2010

SYSGO, leading supplier of software solutions for the world’s most demanding safety and security applications, announces the availability in its ELinOS product of support for the Texas Instruments OMAP35x Evaluation Module. The new SYSGO support package combines the high performance at minimal power levels in a single chip with industrial grade Linux for rapid development of reliable long-lived applications.

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AVIX RTOS v3.5 Features Integrated Energy Reduction Functionality

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS on Monday, February 1, 2010

AVIX-RTAVIX-RT is proud to announce version 3.5 of its AVIX RTOS. Building on the unmatched capabilities of its predecessor this new version offers functionality to exploit the energy saving capabilities of the applied microcontroller. Especially beneficial for battery powered devices applying this new version of the AVIX RTOS can result in a substantial decrease in energy consumption.

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Google to Announce Nexus One Android Phone

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS, Research, Wireless on Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Google is expected to announce the most anticipated phone since the advent of the iPhone. The announcement would be timed to preempt many of the announcements planned for this week’s annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The Android-based phone, “Nexus One”, is based on Google’s open source mobile OS that has received strong support from manufacturers such as Motorola and HTC, and operators such as Verizon and T-Mobile. In releasing its own Android handset, Google steps into the device manufacturing fray to produce an unencumbered vision of what Google would like a mobile device to be.

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Adaptive Digital Technologies Works on Arm Solution for Android

Posted by Ken Cheung in RTOS, Wireless on Monday, January 4, 2010

Adaptive Digital Technologies (Adaptive Digital), a member of the ARM® Connected Community[tm], announced it is participating in the ARM Solution Center for Android, a collaborative resource for designers and developers of ARM technology-based products running on Android, the open source platform from the Open Handset Alliance[TM]. Adaptive Digital provides anVoip[tm], a complete suite of industry standard, VoIP voice engine software for Android. The anVoip base configuration set consists of the algorithms essential to an Android voice application, including Adaptive Digital’s field-proven acoustic echo cancellation (AEC), G.711 voice codec, automatic gain control (AGC), and RTP protocol. Algorithms may be added a-la-carte per a customer’s requirements.

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