26.07.2024
Do you already miss us like the deserts miss the rain?
No reason to be sad - block your calendar for the ELIV - Electronics in Vehicles Conference in Bonn, Germany!
For us, this event is one of the most important events for us because we meet experts and industry leaders from all over the world. The presentations are very well selected, the technical information level is very high. And that's why we attend this two-day event every year.
Step by our booth and grab a copy of Peter Gliwa's book "Embedded Software Timing". The different timing analysis techniques are described in there, and every chapter contains an interview with an industry expert, e.g., Armin Stingl of TASKING, or Rudolf Dienstbeck of Lauterbach GmbH!
Curious? Check the available translations here:
We're looking forward to talking to you at our booth!
09.07.2024
Embedded world Exhibition&Conference in Nuremberg is happening, and we will be there again!
We can't wait to show you the new features, we are currently working on, or, if you do not yet use T1, demonstrate the tool and it's advantages to you!
10.05.2024
We are delighted to announce that GLIWA CEO, Peter Gliwa, is confirmed as speaker at this year's AUTOSAR Open Conference in Tokyo, Japan.
Curious, what he tells in his speech "Why AUTOSAR Fails so Often"?
Could be an interesting discussion afterwards....
Register here and visit us at our booth!
12.02.2024
Let's go!
We are already super excited and can't wait until embeddedworld opens its doors. When do you visit us?
Hall 4, Booth 361
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11.08.2023
Join us on π’π°ππΌπ―π²πΏ ππ΄-ππ΅, 2023 at the World Conference Center in Bonn, Germany and let's talk about software-based timing analysis, and how we can support you to boost the efficiency, the reliability and the safety of your embedded systems.
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01.08.2023
Join us on December 04. - 08. and attend Christian Wenzel-Benner's speech about "Clock Drift in Distributed Embedded Systems". He introduces the participants to the necessity of a common time base in distributed embedded systems and provides an overview of existing approaches and protocols to handle the issue. A simple and inexpensive method for small systems is explained and demonstrated on real hardware, as well.
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