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With version 6.1, Rust as second programming language has found its way into the Linux kernel for the first time. In this way, Rust not only fulfils the increasing security and safety requirements for embedded systems, but also the need of many developers for modern development concepts. Unfortunately, this modern concept of the development process also makes integration into development environments such as Yocto and Buildroot more difficult and often creates new problems or requires additional work steps. However, there are already initial approaches to a solution. We are looking forward to sharing our expertise concerning Rust in the development process of embedded Linux systems at the FrOSCon 2024. Take a look at the full abstract at https://lnkd.in/ea8Nn8eZ FrOSCon 2024, August 17 and 18, Bonn (Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg) https://froscon.org/ #EmbeddedLinux #Rust #LinuxDevelopment #Linux

Ever tried to develop and maintain applications that react to different system events such as out-of-memory or coredumps by just watching log files like syslog? Then you might know that many of the available sources were not designed to be machine-readable. The elos project bridges this gap and offers a solution for converting various sources in different formats to a standardised machine-readable format for Linux systems. We are looking forward to sharing our expertise in elos – standardised event logging and management for Linux systems at the FrOSCon 2024. Take a look at the full abstract at https://lnkd.in/eaCZm497 FrOSCon 2024, August 17 and 18, Bonn (Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg) https://froscon.org/ #Linux #EmbeddedLinux #elos #LinuxDevelopment

Discover the real-world impact of our EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications! In this video, you'll see exclusive insights and hear feedback from our esteemed partners: Amazon Web Services (AWS) & AWS Partners, Arm, Siemens, Canonical, NXP Semiconductors, and emlix GmbH. Learn how EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications is revolutionizing safety-critical systems and hear firsthand experiences from industry leaders. Don't miss out on these expert opinions and in-depth reviews! https://lnkd.in/eBF55N4E #Elektrobit #AutomotiveIndustry #Linux #AutomotiveLinux #EmbeddedWorld #EBcorbosLinuxforSafetyApplications

That's a wrap! A big thank you to everyone who joined us online or in person for the live reveal of EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications at Auto China in Beijing today! Also, a very special thanks to our partners Matthieu Sarrazin from Canonical, Simon Teng from Arm, and Frank Kitzing from NXP Semiconductors, along with our own team members Jens Petersohn, Isaac Trefz, Dr. Joachim Schlosser, and Demetrio Aiello. The response to the event has been great! Stay tuned for more exciting updates, and reach out to us directly to learn more about what our Linux for Safety Applications solution can do for you. #Elektrobit #AutomotiveIndustry #Linux #AutomotiveLinux #SafetyInNumbers #opensource #AutoChina

SIL2 Safety Application directly on a Linux System As a part of a highly innovative project together with Elektrobit Automotive GmbH (https://lnkd.in/g5zPMY5h) emlix task was to developed a Safety Monitor for the Linux Kernel. This supervisory element together with the EB Hypervisor allows for the first time to run a SIL 2 safety application directly on a Linux system. This new approach received a positive and extensive assessment by the TÜV Nord in early March 2024. It is applicable not only for the ISO 26262 (ASIL B, SEooC) but also the IEC 61508 (SIL2). After three years of cooperative development Linux for Safety Applications finally bridges the gap between safety and open source technology. This results in economic and efficiency gains for safety-critical projects in various industries like industrial automation and medical technology. By integrating a non-SIL and a SIL application on a single SOC it has become possible to implement low latency communication between the applications as well as to use the inherent performance of a Linux system. This makes new architectures and application contexts feasible especially for the SIL domain. Additional synergies result from the unification of the runtime environment: Development and manintenance become a lot more efficient since the same competence is needed to develop and maintain SIL and non-SIL applications. This solution is now available for project integration. A big thank you to Elektrobit and to everybody who was contributing in this open source breakthrough. Please also attend EB's corresponding Online Live Event (https://lnkd.in/eYSCY-dD) on April 26th. #emlix #Elektrobit #SafetyInNumbers #EmbeddedLinux #Safety

We are thrilled to announce EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications, the world’s first open-source operating system solution assessed to be compliant with automotive functional safety standards. The groundbreaking solution has received a positive technical assessment by TÜV Nord for the safety element out of context (SEooC) based on the two safety standards ISO 26262 ASIL B and IEC 61508 SIL 2. 💡 With EB corbos Linux for Safety Applications, automotive manufacturers and suppliers can for the first time utilize Linux in safety-related high-performance computing functional domains such as applications for advanced driver-assistance systems and autonomous vehicles. Plus, enjoy up to 15 years of maintenance for a secure and updateable development environment throughout the vehicle's lifecycle. Read more about this groundbreaking achievement here: https://lnkd.in/edT9Rg9H #Elektrobit #AutomotiveIndustry #AutoChina #Linux #AutomotiveLinux #SafetyInNumbers

How much security for my product? Planning, implementing and maintaining cyber security in accordance with IEC 62443 - Thomas Brinker from emlix shows us in detail how developing new systems can be designed with a security architecture and corresponding functions from scratch. We are looking forward to sharing our experience in the development of embedded Linux-based industrial products at the 2nd Phytec Anwenderforum. Take a look at the full abstract at https://lnkd.in/e_Yx-hZ7. 2. Phytec Anwenderforum, April 24 and 25, 2024, Mainz https://lnkd.in/ekkTc-zp #EmbeddedLinux #Cybersecurity #SecurityMonitoring #EmbeddedSecurity #Phytec

Join our live event on April 26 for the reveal of a game-changing breakthrough for the automotive industry! Experience the seamless convergence of innovation and safety, supported by the Linux open-source ecosystem. See you there! Register now: https://bit.ly/3TSFuT1 #Elektrobit #AutomotiveIndustry #AutoChina #Linux #AutomotiveLinux #SafetyInNumbers

Let's talk about CVE Cyber Security Monitoring at Embedded World! Our emlix CVE Security Monitoring provides an efficient and context-sensitive solution for a reliable CVE tracking and vulnerability tracing. The multi-stage, semi-automated analysis process narrows down the occuring CVEs and vulnerabilities of a Linux based software system to the actually relevant findings: - Automated CVE tracking of different sources - Multi-stage relevance analysis by Linux and security experts - Reduction to the actually relevant CVEs - CVE security report as a verification document - Quick entry based on a SBOM - High cost-efficiency We look forward to a personal exchange in hall 4, booth 336. Embedded World, April 9 to 11, Nuremberg. #CVE #SecurityMonitoring #Linux #Embeddedlinux #VulnerabilityTracing #CVETracking #Cybersecurity

emlix makes its yocto framework available to its customers. Learn more about our adaptable building blocks, reliable processes and a well-tried toolchain at Embedded World in Nuremberg: - Yocto bottom-up approach - Configurable building blocks - High cost efficiency and predictability - Defined processes and toolchain - Cyber security monitoring, maintenance We look forward to a personal exchange in hall 4, booth 336. Embedded World, April 9 to 11, Nuremberg. #Linux #Embeddedlinux #Yocto #YoctoFramework