What do you get when you cross Linux, Java and a traffic light controller?

Here’s the answer:

Here’s a conceptual overview of architecture:

Technical overview:

The new design’s control processor will run Sysgo’s ELinos 4.1 embedded Linux implementation, including PikeOS, Sysgo’s real-time, POSIX-compatible execution environment add-on. The Linux component will provide a browser-based management interface accessible over the network or to on-site technicians. The real-time PikeOS environment, meanwhile, will host Aonix’s PERC real-time Java component.

More information is located here.

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