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Astute optronic mast case study

I don’t often have the opportunity to discuss how Wind River’sAerospace and Defence customers are using our technologies in theirapplications due to security restrictions and...

17 years 1 month ago

Rhapsody && Coverage Analysis

I’ve recently been working with a customer to integrate Wind River Coverage Analysis (formerly known as CoverageScope) with Telelogic Rhapsody within their development tools...

17 years 2 months ago

"Did you watch it?"

Did I watch it? I’ve been asked about a dozen times since Phoenix landed if I watched the landing. Coverage was available, after all, on NASA-TV (both satellite andweb feeds), and...

17 years 2 months ago

Congratulations!

Congratulations to the Mars Phoenix Lander team on successfully landing Phoenix in the arctic region of Mars. Well Done!! Link to original post ››

17 years 2 months ago

nEUROn UCAV programme

In case you missed the news, the article ‘ COTS for unmanned flights’ (Electronic Product Design, 22nd April 2008) describes how the nEUROn UCAV programme (Airforce Technology) has...

17 years 3 months ago

Killer Robots or Killer Headlines?

I’ve been tracking the developments since the publication of the article ‘ Non-Answer on Armed Robot Pullout From Iraq Reveals Fragile Bot Industry‘ in Popular Mechanics. The...

17 years 3 months ago

Mobile phones clear for take-off?

A few months ago I commented on some of the technical developments in passenger in-flight systems (‘ In-flight Internet access…and mobile phones too?’).In recent weeks, there have...

17 years 3 months ago

Processing Paradigm: it's all about capacity

When I was a kid anything that was a computer, or had one in it, waspretty obvious. Computers weren’t "just everywhere". Now we’ve gotmultiple CPU chips on a board, multiple CPU...

17 years 4 months ago

Active Driver Assistance

I recently received a brochure for the new Audi A4which has its UK launch on 23rd February, so I guess Audi must thinkit’s time for me to trade in my A3, which had its 120,000 mile...

17 years 5 months ago

We don't need another Java dialect. What we need is expertise.

A group of experts is investigating the creation of a Java variant for safety-critical systems that can undergo DO-178B certification. This ongoing effort finds its roots in the...

17 years 5 months ago