Visit us at embedded world 2012

At the upcoming embedded world in Nuremberg, OpenSynergy is showing its standards-based software platform COQOS at two locations. COQOS makes it possible to build automotive infotainment and telematics systems that include Linux and/or Android, satisfy automotive requirements and are AUTOSAR-compliant.

Both demonstrators are based on Freescale's i.MX53 SABRE reference design and have the standard single DIN size (automotive ready). They include all the periphery that a head-unit requires, such as Bluetooth, GPS, WLAN, FM-Tuner, audio-amplifier, 3G USB-Modem and CAN connectivity. The demonstrator exemplifies the main features and advantages of COQOS in five concrete use cases: real time performance, security, full-featured Android virtualization, fast boot of the CAN interface and connectivity between the CAN bus and Linux.

Don't miss the following technical presentations at the conference:

• "Two birds with one stone - Safety and Security for Automotive using Microkernel Technology".
Author: Dr. Matthias Gerlach (Software Engineer, OpenSynergy).
Co-Authors: Matthias Lötzke (Head of Product Development, SYSGO), Hartmut Kaiser (Product Manager Embedded Security, secunet).
Date: March 1, 9:30 - 10:00 AM. (The presentation is part of the session 20: " Embedded System Applications I".)

• "Security in embedded real-time Hypervisors":
Author: Dr. Sergey Tverdyshev (Project Engineer SYSGO).
Date: February 28, 1:30 - 2:00 PM. (The presentation is part of the workshop Class 5: " Cryptography and embedded Security".)

• "Development of highly available embedded systems with model-based design tools",
Author: Binh An Tran (Technical University Munich).
Date: February 29, 9:00 – 9:30 AM. (The presentation is part of the session 7: “Model Based Development of Embedded Systems I”.)

We are looking forward to your visit at our common booth with SYSGO (hall 5, booth 234) and at the booth of Freescale (hall 4A/4A-309).

Besuchen Sie uns auf der embedded world 2012 in Nürnberg

OpenSynergy wird auf der diesjährigen embedded world in Nürnberg an zwei verschiedenen Ständen seine standardbasierte Softwareplattform COQOS präsentieren. COQOS ermöglicht es, automotive Infotainment- und Telematiksysteme zu bauen, die Linux und/oder Android beinhalten, automotive Anforderungen genügen und dem AUTOSAR-Standard entsprechen.

Beide Demonstratoren basieren auf dem Freescale Referenz-Design i.MX53 SABRE und werden im 1-DIN-Format (automotive ready) vorgestellt. Sie umfassen die gesamte Peripherie, die zu einer Head-Unit gehört: Bluetooth, GPS, WLAN, FM-Tuner, Audio-Receiver, 3G USB-Modem, CAN-Anbindung. Die wichtigsten Features und Vorteile von COQOS werden in fünf konkreten Anwendungsbeispielen gezeigt: Echtzeitverhalten, Security, virtualisiertes Android, Fast-boot der CAN-Schnittstelle und Informationstransfer zwischen CAN-Bus und Linux.

Verpassen Sie nicht die folgenden technischen Präsentationen auf der Konferenz:

• "Two birds with one stone - Safety and Security for Automotive using Microkernel Technology".
Autor: Dr. Matthias Gerlach (Software Ingenieur, OpenSynergy).
Co-Autoren: Matthias Lötzke (Head of Product Development , SYSGO), Hartmut Kaiser (Produktmanager Embedded Security, secunet).
Termin: 01. März, 9:30 - 10:00 Uhr. (Der Vortrag ist Teil der Session 20: " Embedded System Applications I".)

• "Security in embedded real-time Hypervisors":
Autor: Dr. Sergey Tverdyshev (Project Ingenieur, SYSGO).
Termin: 28. Februar, 13:30 - 14:00 Uhr. (Der Vortrag ist Teil des Workshops Class 5: " Cryptography and embedded Security".)

• "Development of highly available embedded systems with model-based design tools",
Autor: Binh An Tran (Technischen Universität München).
Termin: 29. Februar, 9:00 – 9:30 Uhr. ( Der Vortrag ist Teil der Session 7: “Model Based Development of Embedded Systems I”.)

Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch an unserem Gemeinschaftsstand mit der SYSGO AG (Halle 5, Stand 234) und auf dem Stand von Freescale Semiconductor (Halle 4A/4A-309).