Wind River, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC), is a world leader in embedded and mobile software. Wind River has been pioneering computing inside embedded devices since 1981 and its technology is found in more than 1 billion products.
Without a lot of fanfare, the use of Linux in automation has been gaining significant ground due to its openness and flexibility. Its common IT programming languages add to its...
One of the biggest changes being wrought by the Internet of Things is the way it is changing the OEM business model. The rise of more device management offerings is poised to ...
GE Digital’s ongoing development of the Predix platform highlights the intersection of OT and IT through end user app development, digital twin technology and machine learning...
An often overlooked aspect of the Industrial Internet of Things is the need for device management to be designed into IoT system architectures. Wind River has updated its Helix...
By delivering proven virtualization practices to industry through an on-premise cloud software platform, Wind River says it can deliver the kind of open control platform being...
Predixion Software is coupling its cloud-based advanced analytics software with Wind River’s cloud-based IoT platform to enable real-time data analytics where decisions can be...
By 2015, intelligent systems will account for more than one-third of the volume of all embedded systems worldwide, according to IDC. With these possibilities come opportunities...
Wind River’s VxWorks safety solutions will be enhanced with safe and secure partitioning via the release of the upcoming version of Wind River Hypervisor. Enhancements will facilitate...
From the evolving standard to test labs, movement to an interoperable framework is taking shape. But the OPAF group is asking for more help from manufacturers.
Though it’s still too early to tell for certain, distinct technology areas—ranging from 5G, cloud/edge, and artificial intelligence to articulated robots—are expected to grow ...
Though the concept itself varies among vendors, the digital twin is poised to help manufacturers optimize production, reduce costs and aim for continuous improvement.
