The world's smallest automotive real-time operating system

The world’s smallest automotive real-time operating system (RTOS) was developed based on research at York, and is used by leading automotive manufacturers and suppliers, with more than 1 billion copies deployed.

[@AnujFalcon]

Yet another proprietary RT OS ? This video has no word on how small it is in any metrics.

[@AlanTorresSorek]

so amazing. Where Could i found more imformation about??? I'm working with passive and active suspensions and i think that this is a great way to implement my project.

[@gomathib2310]

Deadline is the shortest Timespan of a process to be executed by the System or Operating system Installed.The Speed and Accuracy of the System depends upon the consistency of Data and Memory Capacity of the System to evaluate the Accurate Information.When we Type or Feed the Input values we have to be careful in whatever Application is Implemented in the DeskTop or Lap Top to get the Accurate Expected Result.Bcoz the Companies are using the System still depends upon the Manual Feeding of Data not yet moved to the complete Artificial Intelligence or Robotics.So those who do Data Entry Works kindly do it careful.Otherwise one wrong entry can cause huge errors."Trial and Error Analysis" can be done with new Application Developments.Not with Data Entries in Programmed or Implemented Application to manipulate the Data.The Application Maintenance is very important to keep the Server safe.Otherwise the Server will be corrupted with Replicated wrong Entries.Duplicate entries and Wrong Entries should be Overlapped.Modulation and Synchronization of Data from various Modules or Units has to be Integrated and Executed as an Accumulated Gross Value.

[@gwapod9885]

Bare Metal programming beats RTOS every time.

[@gnanaguruganesan2762]

Can't deny it. Yet RTOS is overrated by kernel developers as compared to bare metal coding

[@WalkundeSuyash]

How will you scheduled your modules on bare metal programming?

[@gnanaguruganesan2762]

@@WalkundeSuyash polling for occurrence of an event & execution of its corresponding routine when it occurs. Same polling is called scheduling in os concept

[@WalkundeSuyash]

@ganesan guru I think you what you explained seems to be the case of Interrupt Driven Programming...but in case of OS the Interrupts( PendSV specifically) is used for context switching which cannot be done bare metal. Scheduling is just one of the part of RTOS... context switch, Memory Management and much more things are there which are simply tedious to implement in Bare Metal Programming

[@steevensonemile]

Don't use RTOS for Toasters please. In another case, there are financial constraints, as well as maintenance constraints, which make using an RTOS the minimum requirement.

[@pangrzegorz4790]

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