Siemens delivers embedded software solutions that enable device manufacturers to quickly design and build high quality connected devices, including those with rich user interfaces, cloud-based remote management, or requiring safety certification. Base technologies include Linux, the Nucleus real-time operating system, advanced multicore runtime and IoT enablement and development tools.
Embedded Products
Embedded Products
Siemens delivers embedded software solutions that enable device manufacturers to quickly design and build high quality connected devices, including those with rich user interfaces, cloud-based remote management, or requiring safety certification. Base technologies include Linux, the Nucleus real-time operating system, advanced multicore runtime and IoT enablement and development tools.
Realize LIVE and User2User | May 26, 2021 | Virtual
Realize LIVE and User2User – Registration Now Open!
For the first time, the Realize LIVE and User2User (U2U) events are becoming one unified content-rich experience. In the company of your peers from across the Siemens Digital Industries Software portfolio, which now includes Siemens EDA, you’ll enjoy a wealth of training and education, inspiration and insight - keeping you on the leading edge of digital transformation.
Embedded Linux Solutions
Siemens embedded delivers Linux® software solutions that enable device manufacturers to quickly design and build high-quality connected devices, including those with rich user interfaces, cloud-based remote management, or requiring safety certification.
Nucleus RTOS
A unique royalty-free real-time operating system (RTOS) enables device manufacturers to build embedded devices that require hard real-time performance with a small footprint. Nucleus also provides advanced capabilities such as a lightweight process model, SMP, power management, graphics, and safety certification.
Multicore Enablement
Siemens provides a comprehensive, scalable homogeneous, and heterogeneous runtime and tooling solution for enabling the power of the multicore device.
Sourcery CodeBench
The growing complexity of embedded systems requires greater insight into system execution and performance and new approaches to debugging applications. With Sourcery CodeBench you can develop embedded systems on microcontrollers and microprocessors for bare metal and Linux based applications.
Embedded IoT Framework
A multi-cloud solution that enables secure IoT architectures on edge or node devices, while reducing complexity and costs associated with device porting, scaling and backed integration.
Embedded Software
Siemens EDA delivers embedded software solutions that enable device manufacturers to quickly design and build high-quality connected devices, including those with rich user interfaces, cloud-based remote management, or requiring safety certification. The base technologies include Linux, the Nucleus real-time operating system, and advanced multicore runtime enablement and development tools. Siemens EDA also offers development services for its embedded software products and compilers.
Strategic Silicon Partners
Siemens Embedded Solutions maintains a comprehensive alignment of semiconductor partners to provide our customers with a broad ecosystem for their embedded development needs. Our partners enable us to create robust embedded solutions that address cutting edge trends and market developments; while we provide them with robust embedded portfolios supporting their silicon.
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