Case studies
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Evolution to LinuxLinux is a disruptive technology with clear traction in the embedded industry. Integrating Linux into a device is not without challenges, ranking from dealing with legacy applications, retaining real-time performance and managing intellectual property appropriately. VirtualLogix VLX provides you a path to safely migrate to Linux. |
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TI DSP/BIOS and Linux on DSPSince its market introduction, DSP has been deployed as coprocessor to execute specific sequential tasks. Recently, TI introduced a new DSP (C6000 family) with a well balanced combination of performance, memory and socket price, that enables a new set of IP devices that have up to now been designed with several processors. VLX for Embedded Systems enables you to reduce your BOM significantly by eliminating the need for multiple processors. |
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Open OS in feature phonesHigh-end smart phones’ wide range of applications requires an Open OS supported by a dedicated application processor, while the wireless modem stack has its own CPU. VLX for Mobile Handsets brings similar capabilities to high-volume mid-range or low-end single processor feature phones by running the Open OS and the wireless modem stack unchanged on a single CPU. High-end features can now be deployed on low cost devices in no time. |
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Secure software platformSecurity for embedded devices is a valid concern and has certainly not been addressed correctly until now. VirtualLogix is involved in a government funded program to deliver a level EAL-5 trusted version of VirtualLogix VLX, to build the foundation of secure devices running MLS applications and OS. |