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Mar 06, 2007 • Aerospace & Defense

ARINC653 software weighs less

By Paul Parkinson

I’m about to head off to the airport for Avionics 2007
in Amsterdam. I’m really looking forward to hearing the latest
developments in civil and military avionics at conference, especially
in relation to one of my favourite subjects – Unmanned Air Vehicles
(UAVs).

I am also looking forward to showing a VxWorks 653 system which was
created by a Wind River wizard (codename: Uncle Larry). This has not
just a few applications running in different ARINC 653 partitions, but sixty-five.

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