Wind River introduces Tilcon Graphics Suite 5.7

Wind River has announced the availability of its Tilcon Graphics Suite 5.7, a development solution for building and deploying multi-platform graphical user interfaces (GUI) for embedded applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 4 September 2009

Wind River code supports Android software

Wind River has developed software code that will help enable support for open source Android mobile software running on larger-screen mobile computing devices using Snapdragon chipsets from Qualcomm.

News from Electronicstalk, 12 January 2009

Test framework to accelerate device development

Software promises to reduce the complexity of the quality assurance process, creating significant cost savings and time to market opportunities.

News from Electronicstalk, 17 July 2008

Automotive Linux package to be free for all

Open source platform will be optimised for the Intel Atom processor, and will be ideally suited for in-vehicle infotainment applications.

News from Electronicstalk, 26 May 2008

Software helps replace submarine periscopes

The optronic mast will use the Wind River VxWorks real-time operating system (RTOS) running on Thales quad PowerPC AltiVec COTS boards and AdaCore GNAT Pro to power the stabilisation system.

News from Electronicstalk, 30 April 2008

Operating system unites drone collaborators

UCAV demonstrator is being developed with the intention of demonstrating a modular and reliable avionics system, using COTS-based modular onboard computers.

News from Electronicstalk, 14 April 2008

Alliance creates accord in Linux handset design

Combination of Wind River's Platform for Consumer Devices, Linux Edition with the Access Linux Platform forms open and flexible Linux-based platform for mobile devices.

News from Electronicstalk, 18 February 2008

Linux platform aids Palm's handheld development

Palm selected Wind River Linux for its standard development and deployment environment that will help speed applications to market.

News from Electronicstalk, 15 August 2007

RTOS to take charge of Martian mission

The Rad6000 computer onboard NASA's Phoenix Mars Lander spacecraft will run on VxWorks.

News from Electronicstalk, 19 July 2007

Honeywell pioneers Linux in space mission

Wind River Platform for Network Equipment, Linux Edition, will be the underlying operating system to support the processing of science and experiment data onboard the ST8 spacecraft.

News from Electronicstalk, 19 June 2007

• Linux platform set for automotive standard

• Real-time software company hires regional director

• Embedded developer buys real-time Linux IP rights

• Upgrades to workbench development tools

• RTOS is certified for real-time control

• On-chip debug software extends to Intel IOP342

• Boeing selects Wind River carrier grade Linux

• Wind River contributes over 300,000 lines of code

• Wind River Debuts Multiprocessing Solutions

• Device software extends to remote diagnostics

• Programme offers easy switch to commercial Linux

• Initiative focuses on multicore processing

• Development suite sets US Army standard

• Upgrade for real-time platforms

• Linux platform spans all consumer device needs

• Steady growth for Wind River

• Safety critical development platform upgraded

• Tellabs signs for device software optimisation

• RTOS supports standards-based interoperability

• Alliance offers one-stop-shop for device design

• Workbench variants meet diverse development needs

• Tools cover full range of Linux development

• Eclipse project to focus on device software

• Programme for innovation and interoperability

• Aerospace giant signs up for platform support

• Development environment goes from end to end

• Device software to drive new era of growth

• Airspan opts for integrated development platform

• Bosch standardises motion control development

• Compiler produces compact code faster

• Platform supports industrial expansion

• Workbench wins top show award

• Platform to enable Dreamliner core system

• IDE takes ScopeTools onboard

• Upgrade for integrated development environment

• Toolkit speeds medical imaging development

• Training helps speed real-time development

• Services group to support Linux applications

• Motorola upgrades set-top box

• Consortium looks to Linux development

• Xanavi standardises in-vehicle development

• Upgraded performance for networking platform

• Klein to take top role

• Platforms aid industrial and military security

• Speedy support for new communications processor

• Hardware assisted tool support for Linux

• Support moves to a higher plane

• Platform strategy pays dividends

• UK design award for platform strategy

• St Dennis quits Wind River

• Platform licensing strategy proves popular

• Software and services speed camera to market

• Spectrum Signal Processing becomes reseller

• Stumpf to target vertical markets

• Industrial power robot grabs cool award

• RTOS keeps charge of world's largest wind farm

• RTOS simplifies videophone operation

• Web resource aids sourcing of support packages

• Java platform for multimedia gateway

• Upgrades boost interactive digital TV development

• Speedy support for new Motorola comms processor

• Faster, tighter code for demanding applications

• Standards-based security for wireless networks

• Toolset aids remote management of network devices

• Wind River aims for vertical focus

• Wind River and BeComm focus on information

• RTOS and development tools are dedicated to DSP

• IDT joins the Wind River support group

• More support for network processors

• Kenwood is cool for Wind River

• Flight navigation system nears acceptance

• Embedded development help online

• Wind River to divest FreeBSD operations

• Mitsubishi is cool customer for Wind River

• Support speeds switch development

• Wind River tops embedded development market

• Wind River awards cool customer designs

• Firmware development kit gets boots up and running

• Wind River and Sun to collaborate on in-car Java

• RTOS supports W-Fi chipset