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RapiCouplingPreview - DCCC analysis
MACH178 - Multicore Avionics Certification for High-integrity DO-178C projects
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How to achieve DO-178C certification with Rapita Systems
Certifying Unmanned Aircraft Systems
DO-278A Guidance: Introduction to RTCA DO-278 approval
DO-178C Multicore In-person Training (Toulouse)
HISC 2025
Rapita Systems recently exhibited at Avionics Electronics Europe in Munich (25-26 April), where it announced the launch of its new Software Verification Services.
At the event, Rapita's Chief Executive Officer Dr. Guillem Bernat presented a paper on multicore timing analysis. His presentation, “Multicore Timing and WCET analysis: the good, the bad and the ugly” explained the difficulties of timing analysis for multicore safety critical systems, and how Rapita addresses these.
For more information, and a copy of the paper, contact us.
