Guenter Ebermann wrote: > Eric Eric wrote: >> - Are there any examples of commercial projects that use Xenomai? I'm >> specifically looking for propaganda like this RTEMS flier: >> http://www.rtems.com/sites/default/files/RTEMS-Users-V2.pdf > > A big HIL supplier in germany uses xenomai in his products shipped worldwide: > http://www.etas.com/de/products/labcar_rtpc.php > HILs are used in the automotive area to simulate/stub/test the communication > stack of cars. Just make a google search with "xenomai labcar" for more info. > > I also heard some rumours that some traffic surveillance boxes in austria > are based on linux/xenomai. > > EB is also curious about using xenomai for automotive measurement and testing > devices: > http://www.eb-tresos-blog.com/solutions/tresos/eb-2100/ > http://www.eb-tresos-blog.com/solutions/tresos/eb-5100/ > http://www.eb-tresos-blog.com/solutions/tresos/eb-61x0/ > > I am sure there are a lot more using linux/xenomai. This is only my limited > view of the embedded linux scene in austria and germany. > Surely one can gather more information by visiting embedded exhibitions. > >> - Are there any companies offering commercial support services for >> Xenomai, such as FSMLabs does for RTLinux or OAR does for RTEMS? > > In germany there are denx (www.denx.de) and pengutronix > (http://www.pengutronix.de/). > Perhaps there are even more but these are the ones I know.
The difference between the two may be that Denx engineering is an important contributor to the Xenomai project: http://www.denx.de/en/Software/SoftwareXenomaiProjects -- Gilles. _______________________________________________ Xenomai-help mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/xenomai-help
