Most of today’s safety-critical embedded software applications are comprised of three components: developer written application code, standard library components, and a real-time operating system (RTOS). Rolland Dudemaine, the Vice-President of Engineering at eSOL Europe, verifies that the latter piece is why compliance with safety standards, such as ISO 26262 for automotive, is so important.

Working with real-time operating systems has historically been an esoteric endeavor – especially if the RTOS controls safety- and security-critical equipment like industrial machinery or advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS). 

The High-Performance Combination of RTI Connext DDS and eSOL RTOS will Streamline System Development for Multicore Applications.

Tuxera and eSOL announced a strategic partnership for the automotive industry. Per the companies, the partnership will bring I/O throughput, data integrity, fail-safety, and improved storage media endurance to the data handling operations in eSOL's eMCOS real-time operating system (RTOS).

Participants will have five days at their disposal from March 1-5, 2021, to learn more about eSOL's popular embedded virtualization function eMCOS Hypervisor.

Optimized development environment and tools are available for creating advanced applications with multiple POSIX processes targeting the MPPA Coolidge.

Supporting Development of Mechanisms for Guaranteeing Safety.