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You’re right, they do have lots of OSes. But most of them are for lower-ASIL elements where the functional safety and SOTIF requirements are less strict. I’d be
by foundry27 3y ago
You’re right, they do have lots of OSes. But most of them are for lower-ASIL elements where the functional safety and SOTIF requirements are less strict. I’d be very surprised if there was quite as much diversity at ASIL D.
Edit: Usually good form to point out your affiliation when you're commenting on your own company's announcements. Unless I'm very much mistaken, RadVl sounds a lot like a portmanteau of Vlad Radulescu, FSM at OxidOS. It's a great looking product, don't get me wrong!
- RadVl 3y agoThere are 2 ASIL-D OSEK implementations off the top of my head, Tasking, the EB one ( I think they actually have _2_ variants here, the normal one and a microkernel) and I'm sure there are others, these being just the ones I saw on projects I worked on before Oxidos. I'm sure Vector has one as well. Edit: You are right, that was poor form, I added the disclaimer.