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A personal mashup of QNX, cars, embedded systems, and photography.
6/30/2015
Developing software for safety-critical systems? Have I got a book for you
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Chris Hobbs is the only person I know who holds a math degree with a specialization in mathematical philosophy. In fact, before I met him, ...
6/25/2015
The June edition of the QNX Source newsletter is now online. So what are you waiting for?
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: it pays to get your information straight from the source. I am speaking, of course, of th...
5/21/2015
QNX boards the bus: an automated fare collection system from MSI Global
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You can find QNX technology in almost every form of transportation imaginable, from cars and trains to boats and planes. It’s even used in m...
3/10/2015
Behind the controls of the Solar Impulse
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Virtual cockpit lets you follow progress of round-the-world flight in real time. What’s it like to get behind the controls of a solar-powe...
3/09/2015
Explaining a technical product to non-technical people
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When people ask what your company does, what do you say? If your company makes cars or chairs or smartphones, the answer is relatively e...
3/05/2015
Flying in the dark on solar energy
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Crew of QNX-equipped Solar Impulse plane gears up for historic flight. The Solar Impulse 2, aka SI2 Source: Solar Impulse The countdo...
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3/03/2015
Hypervisors, virtualization, and creating a safety-critical system that keeps up with the Joneses
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A new webinar on how virtualization can help you add new technology to existing designs. First things first: should you say “ hypervisor ”...
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