Embedded Linux is a specialized version of Linux OS designed for gadgets we use daily. Devices like smart watches, fitness trackers, and smart home applications pose some restrictions during ...

What Does Embedded Linux Do? What is embedded Linux? Simply put, Linux for embedded systems is a specialized version of the Linux OS, designed to run on different gadgets we use in day-to-day life.

To preserve the benefits of Linux as a development platform while addressing the need for customized versions of Linux, not to mention special-purpose non-Linux kernels, Red Hat Systems has taken a ...

Aplio offers an alternative to MS-Windows-based long-distance telephone calls on the Internet. Under the hood, you will find embedded Linux. Telecommunications is a huge market that continues to grow ...

The rising popularity of Linux, combined with perceived cost savings, has spurred many embedded developers to consider a real-time Linux variant as an alternative to a traditional RTOS. Here's the ...

A major update to a popular hardware-agnostic embedded Linux platform brings enhanced cybersecurity, long-term support, and seamless updates, helping OEMs deliver smarter, future-proof devices while ...

Adding Linux support to existing Android, RTOS, and bare metal support gives developers new flexibility and control over connected product development and device operations Memfault Adds Support ...

Embedded Linux developers will have full access to Memfault’s IoT reliability platform, enabling them to ship products faster and fix issues more quickly with in-field maintenance capabilities, the ...

End Notes The “Embedded Systems Programming” magazine (the predecessor of this Embedded.com website) used to publish several articles about state machines every year. The most popular such articles ...