Posted Dec 13, 2011, by John Day
Elektrobit (EB) and IBM announced a software development initiative to deliver an integrated solution based on AUTOSAR 4.0. EB is integrating IBM Rational Rhapsody, a graphical modeling tool for complex software systems, with EB tresos, a tool that provides a framework for basic software configuration and deployment down to basic hardware control components within a car.
The firms said the integration … Read More
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software development tool-chain,
EB tresos,
ECU software development,
AUTOSAR 4.0,
IBVM Rational Rhapsody,
shorter development cycles,
Elektrobit,
IBM
Posted May 9, 2011, by J VanDomelen
The week of April 28th, the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) highlighted its supercomputers in what they call “Supercomputing Week 2011” (ECHO, Echo, echo).
NNSA’s three national laboratories house some of the world’s fastest supercomputers: Roadrunner, Cielo, BlueGene/L, Dawn/Sequoia, and RedStorm. I was intrigued when I came across an article on a recent project preformed … Read More
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Sandia National Laboratory,
Roadrunner,
Military,
Cielo,
National Nuclear Security Administration,
NNSA,
RedStorm,
Aerospace,
Geek,
Mentor Graphics,
Mentor.com,
IBM,
Mil-Aero,
Electronic,
Milaero,
Embedded Systems,
LLNL,
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,
Mentor,
Sequoia,
Testbed for Space Situational Awareness (TESSA),
SNL,
TESSA
Posted Apr 28, 2011, by John Day
If you haven’t already signed up for IESF (Integrated Electrical Solutions Forum) Automotive, here is the link:
http://lyris.mentor-info.com/t/231322/15801563/18190/5846/
IESF is scheduled for June 2 at the Hyatt Regency Dearborn (MI).
If you’ve attended IESF in past years you know its value for both quality technical presentations and networking. I am looking forward to hearing John McElroy (Autoline) … Read More
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IESF,
IBM,
General Motors,
Mentor Graphics,
The Hansen Report,
Autoline,
AUTOSAR
Posted Feb 5, 2010, by John Day
I want lots of connectivity in my next car and have every reason to expect it (and, of course, to use it responsibly). We’re talking-cutting edge technology of the kind increasingly available to mid-range buyers; features like Internet access, voice recognition, full-color touch-screen displays, diagnostics, and various forms of infotainment.
I was a bit surprised to learn that all of that and more … Read More
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OLED Displays,
Network Car,
LCD,
Android,
Bluetooth,
Linux,
Microsoft,
Netscape,
3G Cellular,
Google,
Delphi,
DSRC,
IBM,
Infotainment,
Bob Schumacher,
COMDEX,
Internet Access,
DVB-T,
DVB-SH,
Genivi Consortium,
QNX,
Voice Recognitiion,
Wi-Fi,
Touch-Screen Displays,
USB,
Smartphones,
Sun Microsystems
Jim Martens
Nazita Saye
Michael Ford
Robin Bornoff
Mike Jensen
Colin Walls
Tom Fitzpatrick
Patrick Carrier
Mark Laing
Travis Mikjaniec
Christopher Hallinan
Bernard Sutton