Wind River, Esterel, and TTTech
Joint Seminar

Avionics standards are evolving to better support the growing challenges of safe and secure airborne operations in a complex airspace of both manned and unmanned platforms. Some of the benefits delivered by emerging avionics architectures include their embrace of next-generation commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) operating environments, networking, and model-based development that help developers accelerate deployment of standard conformant systems.

Wind River, Esterel, and TTTech invite you to attend a valuable seminar where you will learn about the most relevant aspects of updated and new standards such as RTCA DO-178C, ARINC 653, ARINC 661, and the Future Airborne Capability Environment (FACE) specification. The interactive discussions and live demonstrations will explore system architecture options and development environments to meet safe and secure platform consolidation challenges while also conforming to relevant new standards.

Learn

• Avionics platform impact of emerging standards and the certification challenges for platform consolidation strategies
• Model-based design and verification strategies and automatic code generation that speeds development and certification
• How model-based tools can help user application and cockpit display system (CDS) developers and airframers comply with ARINC 661 and ARINC 653
• How deterministic networking influences distributed platform design and embedded system virtualization
• How to simplify system design, integration, and total life cycle with deterministic Ethernet networking complying with IEEE 802.3, ARINC664p7/AFDX, and SAE AS6802/TTEthernet