TTTech-Esterel-Wind River Infoday Advanced Solutions for Next ...

TTTech-Esterel-Wind River Infoday
Join TTTech, Wind River and Esterel Technologies for a complimentary seminar on how our joint
solutions solve the following business issues:
• Leveraging Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) in critical systems
• Accelerating DO-178B/C safety certification
• Utilizing advanced control systems for avionics and aircraft systems
• Designing complex avionics graphics environments and complying with ARINC 661
• Reducing time-to-market, effort, and cost
• Developing certifiable, scalable, modular open system architectures
In today’s world, avionics manufacturers are struggling to stay on schedule and within budget
using traditional federated avionics platforms. To reduce avionics DO-178B development and
deployment costs, along with addressing size, weight, and power (SWaP), leading companies
are implementing robust partitioned ARINC 653 IMA architectures based on
commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) technologies as well as more capable deterministic
Ethernet-based databusses (e.g., AFDX and TTEthernet).
This transition is accelerated by the adoption of proven COTS software design and development
tools using open industry standards. These tools and platforms expand the speed and
capabilities of next-generation aircraft avionics, enable compliance with ARINC 661, and
improve time-to-certification for critical systems.
Join leaders in this revolution, TTTech, Esterel Technologies, and Wind River, to understand
how we have joined forces to create a common development framework and design flow for
reducing risk and accelerating deployment for next-generation avionics platforms.
What You Will Learn
• Efficiencies of using the latest tools for designing and creating safety-critical software
• Benefits of using proven COTS hardware and software platforms in critical programs
• How to reduce risk by using COTS DO-178B certification evidence in certified
development processes
• Implementation of advanced IMA architectures
• Enablement of distributed IMA systems with a deterministic network infrastructure
(Ethernet, ARINC 664, and time-triggered)
Who Should Attend
• Executive-level personnel interested in removing risk from their safety-certified systems
• Program managers, safety and security architects, and technical team leads designing
critical systems
• Project managers needing to accelerate delivery of challenging development operations
• Engineers and designers seeking to optimize the development of critical and certified
software