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Agile, Continuous, DevOps – Oh My! What does it mean for Embedded?

Agile, Continuous, DevOps – Oh My! What does it mean for Embedded?

We’ve been hearing more and more about agile development, continuous practices, and DevOps from our clients, partners and analysts. It seems many of our clients are adopting some...

9 years 10 months ago

Internet of Things Automatic Testing – Using Simulation

Internet of Things Automatic Testing – Using Simulation

Developing and testing Internet of Things applications and systems is a big challenge, since the systems are simply big – they contain a lot of units and they need a large space...

Simulink Processor-in-the-Loop with Simics-in-the-Loop

Simulink Processor-in-the-Loop with Simics-in-the-Loop

There are many ways to use simulation in model-based design (MBD) of control systems. In a typical MBD workflow, it is common to model a controller (essentially the electronic...

10 years 1 month ago

"Software and System Development Using Virtual Platforms" Has Published - Enjoy Chapter 1 Now!

"Software and System Development Using Virtual Platforms" Has Published - Enjoy Chapter 1 Now!

The book Software and System Development Using Virtual Platforms that I and Daniel Aarno have been working on for a year is now in print and ready for shipping. It’s available at...

10 years 2 months ago

Continuous Integration with Simics

Continuous Integration with Simics

Continuous integration is an important component of modern software engineering practice. As always, it might mean different things depending on who you ask, but typically a key...

10 years 2 months ago

It’s Transformation Time for Embedded Development - Part 4

It’s Transformation Time for Embedded Development - Part 4

Embedded Development Transformation in the Develop Phase To see the definitions of each of the product development phases, take a look at the second post in this blog series. The...

10 years 3 months ago

Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful

Essentially, all models are wrong, but some are useful

I had to learn this the hard way. About a decade ago I was sitting among the five computers occupying most of the space in my small student dorm room. I was looking for a project...

10 years 3 months ago

It’s Transformation Time for Embedded Development - Part 3

It’s Transformation Time for Embedded Development - Part 3

Embedded Development Transformation in the Bring Up Phase In an earlier post of this blog series, our team discussed the phases of embedded development . The bring up phase is...

10 years 3 months ago

Insider’s View: Simics client pays it forward after saving months and millions

Recently, we had a client come to us and ask us to review a slide deck they were preparing. One team who had already had great success with Wind River Simics was planning to use...

10 years 4 months ago

Investigating Uncore Error Resilience using a Million Simics Runs: An Interview with Hyungmin Cho

Investigating Uncore Error Resilience using a Million Simics Runs: An Interview with Hyungmin Cho

One great thing about working with Simics is learning about new and incredible ways that the tool has been used. The interview in this blog post provides such an example – Hyungmin...

10 years 4 months ago