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Aonix Online Interviews Archive

Interviews - 2010

March 2, 2010 |

Atego Executive Chairman James Gambrell is interviewed at Embedded World 2010 by Wolfgang Patelay of Embedded Control Europe.

Mr. Gambrell discusses the formation of Atego through the merger of Aonix and Artisan Software Tools and Atego's goals of improving development efficiency through the company's "work as one" strategy. Play Video

Interviews - 2009

March 31, 2009 |
Embedded Systems Conference, Gary Cato, Aonix Director of Marketing, Describes the PERC® Java Virtual Machine for VxWorks MILS Platform
Also discussed are other recent Aonix product innovations and announcements.

March 3, 2009 |
Embedded World, Aonix CTO Kelvin Nilsen describes Aonix Real-Time Java Technologies in Support of MILS and Multi-Partition Environments
Also described are projects using Aonix PERC Ultra

Interviews - 2008

December 1, 2008 |
Embedded Systems Conference, Boston, Aonix PERC Ultra SMP Product Receives "Best in Show" Award From eg3.com. Podcast - Multicore for Hard Real-Time: Software, Java/JVM's, and Beyond
Gary Cato, Aonix Director of Marketing discusses multicore, Java/JVM's, and the new PERC Ultra SMP product for taking advantage of multicore in embedded software. Key topics include Java, JVM, Memory Management ("garbage collection") as well as vertical application areas like military, safety critical, and telecommunications.

Interviews - 2007

Java for Hard Real-Time Systems

Aonix CTO Dr. Kelvin Nilsen interviewed by Michael Lippis for The Outlook Series, on the topic of current issues in real-time Java development.

Traditionally, resource-constrained and hard real-time applications have been developed with C and C++ programming languages. However, as system and software complexity increase, C and C++ have driven up the cost of development with problematic behaviors. Java on the other hand, has already displaced C/C++ as the most popular programming approach for desktop, enterprise, and mobile applications. Previously, the use of Java for embedded applications has been limited to those applications with loose memory and timing constraints—that's because Java has not been suitable for applications with severely constrained timing and memory restrictions. Fortunately, new technology is now allowing Java developers to cross that bridge, addressing the entire range of embedded systems.

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Interviews - 2006

Java Drives Mission Critical Development

Aonix CTO Dr. Kelvin Nilsen interviewed by the Outlook Series on the topic of the challenges facing today's mission critical developers.

Today's embedded systems are more demanding and varied than ever. With application areas as diverse as fleet telematics, industrial automation, civil avionics, and military field equipment and network infrastructure, project success depends upon equally diverse tools. But one thing that hasn't changed is the need for efficient, dependable, and predictable software development—the kinds of benefits commonly associated with the Java development paradigm.

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