We support industrial customers during the development of Linux-based devices with:
- Consulting
- Schematics review
- Training and workshops
- Development
Our Linux kernel team develops mainline solutions for industrial customers regarding:
- Drivers
- Frameworks
- Architecture ports
- Long-term maintenance
Linux-based multimedia devices are an optimal platform for highest performance:
- 3D drivers: DRM/MESA
- Video4Linux, GStreamer
- Wayland, QML, X11
- Optimization
Latest Blog Posts
[Podcast] Kernel Panic - Board on Fire ~~> #004: OP-TEE und TrustZone - Geheimnisträger in der CPU
In dieser Folge erzählt Rouven Czerwinski uns was OP-TEE ist, was es mit ARM TrustZone zu tun hat und wie beides zusammen arbeitet um Geheimnisse in einem Prozessor abzulegen.
Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) is easy, isn't it? - Turning it off and on again
Part of Uwe Kleine-König's work at Pengutronix is to review PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) drivers. In addition, he also sometimes refactors existing drivers and the Linux kernel PWM subsystem in general.
RAUC v1.9 Released
"Getting things off the ground" could be the motto for the v1.9 release of RAUC. The support for custom metadata in the manifest got a step further, a new, more flexible, D-Bus API for bundle inspection paved the way for obtaining more detailed information, and a new manifest hash marks the first of several planned changes for configurable event logging. However, one of the most invasive changes happened under the hood: We have started the transition from autotools to meson as a build system.