eSOL has announced its eMCOS POSIX now supports Arm’s latest real-time safety-enabled processor, Arm Cortex-R82AE, demonstrating the ongoing automotive innovation being driven by the Arm ecosystem through close collaboration between leading automotive supply chain partners.

eSOL has extended its recently launched eMCOS software development kit (SDK) with the introduction of a new hardware-related board support package (BSP).

eSOL, a global specialist in the development of real-time embedded software solutions, has announced the release of its new eMCOS software development kit (SDK), which will make it easier to kick start a development project and incorporate functional safety and mixed criticality when creating new embedded software.

eSOL has announced that it has joined the SOAFEE (Scalable Open Architecture for Embedded Edge) special interest group (SIG).

eSOL has announced that it will release new versions of its CC-Link IE TSN SDK in next spring. The eSOL CC-Link IE TSN SDK supports the open industrial network, CC-Link IE TSN, defined by the CC-Link Partner Association.

eSOL has announced a partnership which will allow customers to exploit the full potential of the Rust programming language across a host of mission-critical and functional safety applications.

eSOL has licensed SEGGER's emCompress compression software to enable faster firmware updates in Electronic Control Units (ECUs) for automotive customers. emCompress aim to drastically reduce update times by offering solutions to compress data for all kinds of applications where size matters. Designed for embedded systems, emCompress can compress and decompress data even on the smallest microcontrollers. In the automotive industry, slow bus s...

eSOL, creator of the eMCOS multikernel (distributed microkernel) RTOS, and Karamba Security, have combined eSOL’s eMCOS and Karamba’s XGuard solutions to offer advanced cyber-protection for connected cars and smart-factory equipment.

eSOL has announced the immediate availability of its eMCOS Hypervisor, an embedded virtualisation function for the company's eMCOS scalable RTOS (real-time operating system).

eSOL, a global specialist in embedded systems and IoT business, has set about implementing a major expansion plan in Europe. The company, which was formed in Japan in 1975, has around 450 employees worldwide. eSOL has been achieving continuous annual growth and profit since its inception and is looking to become equally successful in global markets, building on the recent establishment of its eSOL Europe subsidiary near Paris, France in March 201...