2024
Highest Safety Level for Space Travel
PikeOS achieves the highest Space Safety standard (Cat. A) per ECSS-E-ST-40C. A certification kit is available to demonstrate suitability for all Space Safety-critical applications.
2022
Common Criteria EAL 5+
SYSGO addresses rising Cybersecurity threats with PikeOS 5.1.3 achieving Common Criteria (CC) certification at EAL 5+ for ARMv8, x86-64, and PPC architectures.
2021
Certification Kits for the highest Safety Levels
PikeOS meets the most stringent functional Safety requirements enabling ISO 26262 ASIL D certification for automotive systems, EN 50128 SIL 4 for railways, and IEC 61508 SIL 3 for industrial applications, all supporting ARMv8 hardware virtualization.
PikeOS for MPU Market Introduction
PikeOS for MPU is tailored for microcontrollers and extends Safety-critical and secure embedded hardware options for applications in Space, Avionics, Industrial, Automotive, and Medical markets, ideal for simple controller-based systems lacking a Memory Management Unit (MMU).
2020
PikeOS entering the Space Market
PikeOS powers the onboard software for ANGELS, compact satellites in the European initiative. Launched in 2020, it's fully operational. ANGELS, or Argos NEO Generic Economic Light Satellites, supports global environmental study and protection through satellite-based data collection.
New SYSGO Headquarters
Cornerstone ceremony in Klein-Winternheim near Mainz to lay the foundation for better team work, react to environmental and Security regulations, and looking into the future of software innovations.
2019
Common Criteria EAL 3+
PikeOS hypervisor achieved Common Criteria EAL 3+ certification for its separation kernel. This certification ensures strict application separation on the same hardware, vital for Security-critical systems on x86-64, ARMv7, and ARMv8 platforms.
2017
Joint Venture with Vector Informatik
Vector and SYSGO have founded a joint venture for the development of embedded software. The aim of the cooperation is to create an integrated software platform consisting of the AUTOSAR adaptive basic software MICROSAR and the real-time operating system PikeOS.
2016
1st Hypervisor in Automotive Production
Continental and SYSGO have integrated the PikeOS hypervisor technology into vehicles, enabling seamless operation of various software applications like AUTOSAR, GENIVI, and Android concurrently. The hypervisor distributes resources across virtual computers, showcasing reliability akin to certified architectures in Aviation, Railway, and Medical industries.
2013
1st SIL 4 Certification on Multi-Core
SYSGO achieves EN 50128 SIL 4 certification for PikeOS on multi-core platforms, granted by TÜV SÜD. This milestone enables Safety-critical systems to utilize multi-core processors fully, addressing previous limitations in certification due to complexity and non-determinism.
2012
SYSGO becomes Part of the Thales Group
Thales acquires SYSGO, bolstering its portfolio in safe and secure operating systems for Aeronautics, Space, Transport, Defense, and Security enhancing SYSGO's market reach, consolidating its European leadership and facilitating entry into new sectors.
2008
SYSGO as Tier-1 Airbus Supplier
Airbus chooses PikeOS as DO-178B reference platform for the A350 XWB, enhancing Safety and Security. PikeOS supports the FSA-NG system for in-flight applications and maintenance data provision including real-time, ARINC 653 partitioning, secure storage, and graphical user interface management.
2005
PikeOS Hard RTOS & Hypervisor Market Introduction
SYSGO introduces PikeOS, a microkernel enabling concurrent operation of diverse OSs on one hardware, safeguarded from each other. It supports Linux, POSIX, with seamless integration for additional APIs. Partition management ensures resource allocation, enabling isolation for Safety- and Security critical applications and facilitating formal certification.
2003
ELinOS as "Product of the Year"
ELinOS 2.2 was voted 'Product of the Year 2003' in embedded systems by readers of Elektronik, a German publication. Over 1000 readers participated in the annual vote, recognizing ELinOS 2.2 for its excellence.
1999
ELinOS Embedded Linux Market Introduction
ELinOS is the first German development environment for embedded Linux systems, catering to newcomers and those transitioning to embedded Linux. ELinOS aims to democratize the adoption of Linux across various embedded computing applications, offering powerful tools for simplified system implementation.
1991
Hello World
SYSGO Foundation as "Real-Time Solutions GmbH" in Mainz, Germany.