Events

Embedded World 2019　<Finished>

eSOL participated in Embedded World 2019 held in Nuremberg, Germany from February 26th to 28th.

eSOL showcased technology demonstrations targeting automotive and industrial, robotics markets, with using the following technologies:

Enabling High-Reliability Embedded Systems Development

AUTOSAR Classic and Adaptive Platform
Mobility- & Computing-as-a-Service (MaaS & CaaS) Supports advanced in-vehicle distributed systems design OS/System-aware development environment
ROS/ROS 2 Platform
Effective autonomous control system development solutions using ROS/ROS 2 Commercial support for ROS/ROS 2 on several platforms Separation of safety and non-safety components
OS Consolidation
Safety critical RTOS isolation using Arm® TrustZone® Enabling full use of multi-core processors ISO 26262-certified
Deep Learning
High-Performance Computing on Kalray MPPA Optimized throughput for large sensor data processing Many-core eMCOS RTOS

eSOL's scalable RTOS eMCOS is used in these demonstrations. eMCOS supports scalability from MCUs and single-core configurations to multi-many-core processors as well as multi-chip configurations, and provides its real-time capability and high-reliability for the latest advanced systems such as autonomous driving systems, industrial robots, and medical equipments.

Also, eSOL presented its solutions at the Exhibitor's Forum with a session titled "Scaling up, down and right - a distributed micro-kernel for Automotive, Robotics and IoT".

Please feel free to contact us, if you have any question or comment.

Date	February 26th - 28th, 2019
Venue	Exhibition Centre Nuremberg, Germany
eSOL's stand no.	4-506, in Hall 4 Stand location

Date/Time	February 27th, 14:00-14:30
Venue	Stand no. 2-510, in Hall 2
Speaker	Rolland Dudemaine, Dipl. Ingr., eSOL Europe S.A.S.
Title	Scaling up, down and right - a distributed micro-kernel for Automotive, Robotics and IoT
Abstract	With constant evolution of both hardware and application-level software, operating systems also must adapt to more advanced architectures. eSOL eMCOS is a distributed microkernel that can scale from small 32-bit microcontrollers, up to many-core processors with POSIX PSE53 support. This allows a unified platform for tiny Edge IoT devices, ROS-based robotics, but also HPC and autonomous driving.