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The RTLinux Embedded Enterprise Versus the Linux "RT" Patches

Overview The patented RTCore dual kernel model found in RTLinux and in RTCore BSD has been used in production for more than a decade and is incorporated in products such as Infineon's single core cell-phone handset (the first such system to be built), Samsung Heavy Industry's spider robot for welding ship hulls, Raytheon's missile simulators, Juniper Networks J-series routers, and Hollywood animatronic robots like those in the film Charlotte's web. FSMLabs patented "Decoupled real-time" continues to hold a sustained performance, reliability, and programmability advantage over the result of ten years of non-modular Linux real-time efforts.

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Publisher	FSMLabs	File Format	PDF
Date Published	October 2006
Format	White Papers
Topics	Linux - Open Source, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Linux Server OS

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