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Military case study: VxWorks powers Thales' Astute-Class submarine periscope

The Astute nuclear-powered submarine is designed to patrol the world's oceans without being detected by surface ships and other submarines. The Astute deploys a number of...

But Not A Drop To Drink...

Congratulations are due to the Mars Phoenix Lander crew. Not only did their mission get it’s extension, they found the first part of what they were looking for. They’ve confirmed...

16 years 4 months ago

Wind River Webinar: Q and A

Hello All, last week as some of you know I was the featured presenter / presentation for a Webinar. (you may have problems watching that with firefox…) . During the course of the...

16 years 4 months ago

Astute optronic mast case study

I don’t often have the opportunity to discuss how Wind River’s Aerospace and Defence customers are using our technologies in their applications due to security restrictions and...

16 years 5 months ago

The Phoenix has landed... but the dust has not cleared

It’s another beautiful day in the Mojave, temps will easily pass the century mark, and there will be another batch of emails with various questions and "trolling" remarks about...

16 years 5 months ago

Rhapsody && Coverage Analysis

I’ve recently been working with a customer to integrate Wind River Coverage Analysis (formerly known as CoverageScope ) with Telelogic Rhapsody within their development tools...

16 years 6 months ago

"Did you watch it?"

Did I watch it? I’ve been asked about a dozen times since Phoenix landed if I watched the landing. Coverage was available, after all, on NASA-TV (both satellite and web feeds), and...

16 years 6 months ago

nEUROn UCAV programme

In case you missed the news, the article ‘ COTS for unmanned flights’ (Electronic Product Design, 22nd April 2008) describes how the nEUROn UCAV programme (Airforce Technology) has...

16 years 7 months ago

Four Years: Happy Birthday MERs!

About four years ago a pair of robots, who began life as MER-A and MER-B, landed on Mars, starting a 90 day mission. That was one of the most exciting Januaries I’ve ever...

16 years 11 months ago

MESSENGER... Getting into the Swing

Hello All Today MESSENGER successfully made its first swing by Mercury. Mercury is as alien a world to us as any we really only know a large amount about our planet and our red...

16 years 11 months ago