Wind River
Wind River and Intel Collaborate on Leading 5G vRAN Solution for FlexRAN - News
August 25, 2021Wind River announced that they are jointly developing a 5G vRAN solution with Intel. The solution integrates Intel FlexRAN reference software for systems fueled by 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors with built-in AI acceleration, and also features Intel Ethernet 800 Network Adapters and the Intel vRAN Dedicated Accelerator ACC100 in concert with Wind River Studio.
IoT
Embedded Toolbox: Let's Build A Robot, Part 4 – Integrating OpenCV & the TurtleBot - Video
July 20, 2021It’s time for our robot to make sense of what it can see.
Wind River Announces Latest Release of Wind River Studio - News
July 20, 2021Wind River Studio is a cloud native platform for the development, deployment, operations, and servicing of mission-critical intelligent systems from devices to cloud.
Cybersecurity For The Intelligent Edge - Other
July 12, 2021As Matt Jones, VP of Engineering at Wind River®, puts it, “You can have a secure system that is not safety critical, but you cannot have a safety-critical system that isn’t secure.”
Industrial
Let's Build a Robot with ROS 2 and VxWorks Containers, Part 3 - Video
June 03, 2021In this episode of Embedded Toolbox, Part 3 of our "Let's Build a Robot Series," we begin integrating the Robot Operating System (ROS) into our VxWorks-based design. So, why use an operating system alongside an operating system?
RTOS Containers for the Intelligent Edge - Story
May 24, 2021Applications built on top of Real-Time Operating Systems (RTOS) are being incorporated into larger and more complex environments every day. A fighter jet, for example, has many different computer systems that could potentially be running different operating systems.
Software & OS
Let’s Build a Robot with Wind River Studio and VS Code, Part 2 - Video
May 20, 2021Today’s robotic systems are no longer the static ones of the past. They must be dynamic, with the ability to run different workloads, applications, and potentially even perform different tasks than they did when initially deployed. And they have to be able to acquire this new functionality without needing a field technician physically present to update them.