There's no way around it — as a software developer, system engineer, or system architect, you're going to encounter design complexity when developing safe, secure, and reliable IoT systems for today's critical infrastructure. In this new software-defined world, and with the IoT exploding around us, companies like yours must adapt to stay relevant.

Wind River^® is excited to sponsor an online three-part Embedded University series from Embedded Computing Design on how to design safe, secure, and reliable critical infrastructure IoT systems.

• Update, not replace, your current critical infrastructure system for today's digital universe
• Meet the safety and security requirements necessary for connecting to the IoT
• Use virtualization to reduce your IoT critical infrastructure system cost and risk

Huge industry disruptors such as 5G and artificial intelligence (AI) are forcing us to rethink how we design and build embedded systems. Now more than ever, devices, machines, and systems require even more security, safety, reliability, and certifiability. There is a growing need for the real-time operating system (RTOS) to serve as the foundation for a new era of embedded design.

For more than 30 years, VxWorks^® has led the industry in creating mission-critical applications in all market segments: automotive, avionics, defense, industrial, medical, robotics, space, telecom, and transportation. Today, a new VxWorks emerges to lead and empower a new generation of embedded developers to use popular programming languages and libraries (C++17, Python, Rust, and Boost), along with cloud-based infrastructures to innovate.

Join us for a lively web seminar presented by the Wind River^® product strategist responsible for bringing the latest VxWorks to market. Michel Chabroux will focus on the many significant enhancements implemented in VxWorks and associated tools, designed to:

• Streamline software development
• Achieve greater performance and determinism
• Make systems more secure
• Lower certification costs
• Enable modern, software-defined systems

Presented by Michel Chabroux, Senior Director Product Management

Michel Chabroux is responsible for the strategy and management of the Edge Devices portfolio at Wind River, which includes the VxWorks and Wind River Helix^™ Virtualization Platform product lines. Prior to working in product management, he was a field application engineer. Michel has also spent time in Wind River’s award-winning support, training, and services organization. He joined Wind River in 2006. He is an industry veteran with more than 15 years of embedded systems experience. Before being involved in embedded, Michel was a consultant in management information systems.

La definizione e lo sviluppo di applicazioni portabili è stato un obiettivo costante nell'ultimo decennio. La coesistenza di queste applicazioni sullo stesso processore è un altro aspetto da considerare per coprire l'intero spettro della portabilità. Sulla base della definizione di architetture e standard aperti (Adaptive Autosar, FACE, Posix....), sono state sviluppate implementazioni che possono essere utilizzate come riferimento (as esempio IMA, Integrated Modular Avionics). Esse dimostrano che è possibile realizzare tecniche di separazione, gestione delle risorse e approccio alla Safety tecnicamente ed economicamente accessibili, al fine di ottenere la portabilità desiderata.

Dopo aver individuato quali applicazioni sono coinvolte e perché il consolidamento e/o la portabilità sono importanti, l'obiettivo del webinar sarà quello di mostrare come la virtualizzazione può essere un valido ausilio per integrare queste applicazioni insieme sullo stesso processore, singolo o multi-core, e quando è importante pianificare questa integrazione per garantire la portabilità.

• Massimiliano De Otto,
  Senior FAE, Wind River

By 2025, an estimated 41 billion connected devices will be generating some 80 zettabytes of data, most of which will be coming through the edge, aided by 5G, AI, and cloud computing. The new intelligent edge will have little to no resemblance to the remote and isolated devices of the past.

Join Wind River^® for a discussion of the future of intelligent systems and why your organization needs to digitally transform.

• Why digital transformation is essential to your future success

• How to ensure your organization has the right skills for the new digital world

• Why AI is necessary to extract the immense value in the data being generated

• Six new design dynamics to ensure you can adapt in the digital world

• Gareth Noyes,
  Senior Vice President,
  Wind River

This 8-minute demo shows how, with virtualization advances by Wind River^®, industrial workload consolidation is enabling great performance, functions, and capabilities in the factory. With Industry 4.0 software innovations, industries can bring more edge-based industrial control solutions to factories. Using VxWorks^® virtualization technology, multiple separate industrial systems can be consolidated to enable a single workload consolidation solution. The industrial edge can have increased control management, edge data analytics, and ability to run both safety and non-safety applications.

• Multiple software systems working as virtual machines (VMs) on a single platform
• Combined critical controller application and robotic safety monitor with noncritical applications
• No effect from adverse action from one virtual VM on the operations of the critical applications
• VxWorks virtualization hypervisor that monitors all VMs and restarts a VM when a fatal fault occurs

• Ka Kay Achacoso, Application Engineer, Wind River

New technology is revolutionizing healthcare. With patients’ health and lives at stake, even the most innovative products must still meet stringent industry regulations and standards for safety and security.

Wind River^® is helping medical device developers usher in a new era of innovation that is secure, safe, and reliable for patient care with a portfolio of proven and modern software.

Watch demonstrations of medical device software solutions that use the Wind River portfolio of software products.

Interested in building and deploying robust, reliable, and secure Linux-based edge devices and systems? Wind River^® Linux is the industry’s most advanced embedded Linux development platform, with a comprehensive suite of products, tools, and lifecycle services to help our customers build and support intelligent edge devices.

Wind River is the global leader in the embedded software industry, with decades of expertise, more than 15 years as an active contributor and committed champion of open source software, and a proven track record of helping customers build and deploy use case–optimized devices and systems.

Please join us for a lunch-and-learn web seminar event on Tuesday, June 9, to learn more.

• Glenn Seiler
  Vice President – Linux Solutions, Wind River

A digital twin creates a virtual “sandbox” to enable you to reduce costs and optimize your systems. But a digital twin can be tricky to implement without guidance.

Join Wind River^® Product Line Manager Sean Evoy to:

• Learn the critical elements to building your digital twin

• Discover new ways a digital twin can benefit your business today

• Develop and sell your products faster courtesy of a digital twin

• Test and smartly deploy products updates for your customers

• Decrease risk throughout your production systems

• Sean Evoy,
  Product Line Manager,
  Wind River

2012년 네트워크 기능 가상화(NFV)가 도입된 이 후 물리적 네트워크 기능(PNF)은 점차 가상머신(VM)을 통해 가상 네트워크 기능(VNF)로 대체되었습니다. 반면, 클라우드화(cloudification)는 처음부터 클라우드나 에지 데이터 센터에 배포하기위해 개발된 “클라우드 네이티브” 서비스를 통해 구현됩니다. 단순성, 유연성 및 신속한 배포를 위해 설계된 클라우드 네이티브 서비스는 전형적으로 가상머신 내에서 실행되는 복잡한 VNF가 아닌 쿠버네티스로 조정되는 리눅스 컨테이너에서 실행되는 마이크로 서비스 형태로 구현됩니다.

클라우드 네이티브 전략을 통해 서비스 제공업체는 데브옵스나 자동배포/통합(CD/CI, Continuous Deployment/Integration) 등을 사용하여 새로운 서비스의 개발 및 배포를 가속화 할 수 있습니다. 또한 이러한 서비스를 신속하게 확장함으로써 트래픽 급증 및 일회성 이벤트에 대한 리소스 사용을 실시간으로 최적화 할 수 있습니다.

Software development methodologies are constantly evolving, and incorporating agile, continuous practices and DevOps can have profound effects.

In this web seminar we will discuss what embedded developers are doing to adopt and embrace the methodologies that can transform their business. We will look at how some IT trends are being applied in the embedded industry, with the Internet of Things as a key driver. We'll also discuss the unique challenges embedded developers face, the strategies firms have used to advance their efforts to evolve their development practices, and the rewards for doing so.

• Chris Rommel,
  Executive Vice President,
  VDC
• Prathap Dendi,
  Vice President, Business Development,
  Electric Cloud
• Graham Morphew,
  Senior Director, Product Management,
  Wind River

• Eva Skoglund, Senior Marketing Manager,
  Wind River