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| Middleware Solution, RTA | RTA-BSW | Manual / Technical Documentation | RTA-SWCL Releas Notes
| 2019.05.17 |
| Middleware Solution, RTA | RTA-BSW | Manual / Technical Documentation | RTA-BSW Release Notes
| 2019.05.04 |
| Middleware Solution, RTA | RTA-BSW | Flyer / Brochure / White Paper | Flyer RTA-BSW Starter Kit
RTA-BSW Starter Kit - Complete AUTOSAR Reference Application
The ETAS RTA-BSW Starter Kit is a ready-to-use, complete AUTOSAR reference application intended for users who want to have access to and want to experiment with an AUTOSAR application capable of running on a real or virtual target system.
At a Glance
Complete, working AUTOSAR reference application
Editable basic software (BSW) configuration files
Full source code … | 2018.02.23 |
| Middleware Solution, RTA | RTA-BSW | Press Release | ETAS and Lynx Software Technologies collaborate to deliver safe and secure ECU platform technology to support the needs of next generation connected and autonomous vehicles
ETAS and Lynx Software Technologies collaborate to deliver safe and secure ECU platform technology to support the needs of next generation connected and autonomous vehicles
ETAS and Lynx Software Technologies unveiled a new collaboration that brings the automotive safety-critical world together with the highest levels of security to meet the demanding needs of the next generation of connected and autonomous high-performance automotive … | 2017.03.14 |
| Middleware Solution, RTA | RTA-BSW | RealTimes Article | New RTA Basic Software
Solid basis for next-generation software
With its RTA Basic Software (RTA-BSW), ETAS introduces a new software product for
developing AUTOSAR-based electronic control units. ETAS RTA-BSW facilitates the configuration,
integration, and testing of modern embedded software applications.
| 2017.02.07 |
| ISOLAR, Middleware Solution, RTA | RTA-BSW, … | RealTimes Article | "Open Source" - AUTOSAR
"Open Source" - AUTOSAR
The AUTOSAR development partnership started more than ten years ago with the promise to manage the increasing electrical/electronic complexity in different domains. The objective was to lower the cost of standardized basic software, support safety, maintainability, and exchangeability while enabling more powerful tool chains to be constructed through standardized interfaces. | 2014.09.01 |
