emlix
... provides software system solutions as well as tools and processes for industrial grade products based on embedded Linux. With regard to digitalization and network integration security concepts play an important role just as maintenance and updating throughout the product lifecycle. Bootloader, kernel and driver development are emlix' core competencies just like update concepts, realtime solutions and boot time optimization.
In application development we usually use C, C++, Java, html5 or Qt. Our M2M communication solutions are e.g. based on OPC-UA and MQTT. System solutions developed by emlix have been certified by FDA, PTB and BSI successfully. (more...)
embedded Security
New legal regulations like the German IT-Sicherheitsgesetz and new processes demanded by IoT structures require adopted solutions to increase the system security of industrial grade embedded devices. They also necessitate a security monitoring throughout the product lifecycle. Furthermore it is recommendable to have a security review for existing systems. (read more...)
Within an industrial context HTML5 based Apps allow an intuitive handling of complex systems. Using a responsive design approach the application adopts to the specific screen. Developing IoT systems RESTful webservices are an established architectural basis to realize distributed information structures.
Our software management and build system e2factory, which is optimized to meet the challenges of industrial usage, supports the complete product lifecycle management of the embedded Linux software system contained in a customer product. It makes possible continuous version administration and cross-development under central software and configuration management - across locations. (more...)
intelligent system solutions
from design to end of life
emlix auf der embedded world DIGITAL 2021
(Göttingen, 25.02.2021) Mit den Schwerpunkten Linux für Safe & Secure Applications, e2factory mainline-compliant Linux, Yocto System Engineering,...
Contributions to Open Source Projects: April 2021
The Linux kernel is now finally able to detect the correct OpenSSL for host builds when it is not in a standard path, which has also been backported...