MaxRT wRTOS® 1.0 is now available!
PC-Based Software Platforms For Building Industrial Control Systems in the AI Era
To prepare for the inevitable shift towards Cloud-connected and AI-enabled control systems, leading manufacturers are already adopting standard PC-based technologies. These technologies provide open, secure, IoT-ready, real-time development platforms, making them perfectly suited to meet the digital demands of Industry 4.0. IntervalZero’s real-time solutions are widely deployed in Industrial Automation, Defense, Automotive, Medical and many other markets.
MaxRT, the new real-time solutions to address the next generation of Industrial Control Systems
MaxRT introduces two distinct products to meet diverse deployment needs:
- MaxRT wRTOS®: The next generation of RTX64, delivering unparalleled real-time capabilities for Windows.
- MaxRT vRTOS: A real-time hypervisor solution compatible with MaxRT wRTOS® that can be deployed with a general-purpose operating system (GPOS) front-end like Windows or Linux, enhancing cybersecurity and flexibility.
RTX64 Transforms Windows into the RTOS Platform for Building Industrial Control Systems
IntervalZero’s RTX64 real-time software complements Windows for building next generation of Industrial Control Systems. Its symmetric multiprocessing (SMP) capabilities brings scalability to system designers and native 64 bits support complies with new market memory requirements. All Windows libraires, drivers and tools are available.
RTX64 has been designed for embracing standards such as Windows, Visual Studio, TSN, EtherCAT, OPC UA and more. It’s a guarantee for our customers to protect their investment and to be always ready to access to new technologies.
Standards Protect the Machine Builder
IntervalZero is committed to open standards and tools (Windows, Visual Studio, RTX64 RTOS, C++, EtherCAT, TSN, OPC-UA) which protects our customers’ investment and to IoT-readiness that ensure the machine builder can support any future cloud connectivity demands. The RTOS Platform serves as an integration environment. The modularity and customizability ease the burden of integrating multiple controllers. Some forward-thinking machine builders are even consolidating multiple controllers onto a single PC.
