Press Releases

SYSGO's ELinOS 7.1 release makes embedded Linux images faster and, above all, more secure.

SYSGO and Clarinox have joined forces and made the ClarinoxBlue Bluetooth Classic and Low Energy stack available for SYSGO's embedded Linux distribution ELinOS. This allows embedded application developers to easily integrate Bluetooth communication into their embedded systems.

SYSGO and Candera have built a comprehensive automotive platform which fulfils the demands of a modern car IT architecture. The platform is based on Candera's Human-Machine-Interface (HMI) design tool CGI Studio and SYSGO’s Secure Automotive Connectivity Platform (SACoP). It provides solutions for safety critical applications such as digital cockpits as well as convenience functionality like vehicle infotainment systems. The internal car infrastructure is protected by means of the secure and…

SYSGO is now covering another important safety area with its real-time operating system and hypervisor PikeOS. In addition to the existing standards EN 50128, IEC 61508 and ISO 26262, the railway standard EN 50657 (software for railway vehicles) is now supported. TÜV Süd certified compliance with the safety requirement level SIL 2 with certificates for the architectures ARM7, ARM8 and X86-64.

Under the motto "I have Five", SYSGO is presenting the new version 5.0 of its real-time operating system PikeOS at the embedded world 2020, which takes place from 25 to 27 February in Nuremberg. The company will also be presenting the new Secure Automotive Connectivity Platform (SACoP) and the SAFe-VX system for Safety-critical rail solutions, which was developed jointly with Kontron and is based on PikeOS 5.0.

At the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020 in Las Vegas, NV (Jan 7-10, 2020), SYSGO will present its vision of a safe and networked automotive future: With the Secure Automotive Connectivity Platform (SACoP), SYSGO delivers a fully integrated software framework to administrate and exchange data securely thus encompassing the increasing challenge of connected cars. The platform guarantees information security by protecting data transfers through strict encapsulation and separation of…

Karamba Security, a world-leading provider of embedded cyber security for connected systems, and SYSGO, the European leader of real time operating systems for safe and secure embedded applications, have entered into a partnership to enhance embedded security within connected vehicles.

At the Ferroviaria show in Milan, SYSGO and Kontron, one of the world's leading providers of IoT/Embedded Computing Technology (ECT), will jointly present the SAFe-VX platform for safety-critical railway solutions. The platform is the first result of joint technology development by Kontron and SYSGO and is based on Kontron's proven COTS (commercial-off-the-shelf) hardware and SYSGO's real-time operating system PikeOS. It enables users to quickly switch to a SIL-certified system to meet IEC 61508…

The aim is to provide customers with a solid and flexible basis for certifiable application in trains and signalling. Kontron brings to the cooperation its proven COTS (Commercial off the Shelf) hardware, which is already used in many railway systems and has been certified up to SIL-4, the highest level of the IEC 61508 standard for functional safety of electronic systems. The SAFe-VX Kontron hardware platform will run under SYSGO's real-time operating system PikeOS, which is already used in EN…

Connected cars are a reality, most modern vehicles on the road nowadays have some form of connectivity to the open world. This raises important challenges on multiple software integration and cybersecurity. To address this challenge, Thales, through its German company SYSGO, and Vector, the Stuttgart-based specialist for automotive embedded electronics founded a joint-venture to address the critical issue of multiple software managing multiple – often safety-critical – functions.