ORLANDO, Fla., 13 May 2014. Green Hills Software, an independent software vendor for the Internet of Things, is demonstrating its latest embedded software solutions focused on software security, safety, and availability for the autonomous control and payload community at the AUVSI Unmanned Systems Conference in Orlando, Fla.
In booth #915, Green Hills Software is demonstrating:
High Performance Embedded Virtualization on OMAP 5 Processor
Green Hills Software will demonstrate a Linux-based (Android Jelly Bean) platform simultaneously running unmanned vehicle mission applications alongside native INTEGRITY applications. The company’s ARM Virtualization Extension (VE)-enabled hypervisor, INTEGRITY Multivisor, is running on a Texas Instruments (TI) OMAP 5 processor with two ARM Cortex-A15 cores.
The SMP-enabled INTEGRITY Multivisor architecture provides hard real-time capabilities with fast boot performance that enable embedded resilience for mission functions such as video surveillance, while securely separating open mission application environments – providing mission-critical resiliency and availability and a rich application environment for unmanned vehicle missions, officials say.
