From Virtual Hardware to Verified Code: Best Practices Across the Software Development Lifecycle

Register Here – Join the Live Event Sept 30 11AM America/New York – or – Watch the Recorded Session “On-Demand”
Safety-critical embedded software development is more complex—and more consequential—than ever. Hardware constraints, growing modularity requirements, demanding debugging environments, and rigorous verification standards all raise the stakes of every decision.
This webinar shares proven best practices across the embedded software development lifecycle, including:
- Methods to accelerate development and deployment of safety-critical software
- Using “digital twins” to develop before hardware is available—or to speed upgrades to existing systems
- How modularity helps you avoid unnecessary retesting and recertification
Avionics engineers, systems architects, and program managers will leave with practical insights for a faster, more predictable path to certification—without compromising safety or security.
Downloads and Links:
- Learn more about Deos
- Download the Deos Brochure (8-page PDF)
- Discover what is required for an RTOS to support MOSA in our MOSA Tech Note (2-page PDF)
- Learn how to optimize the value of Multi-Core Processors in our SafeMC Tech Note (2-page PDF)
- Visit our FACE Conformant webpage – Deos has OSS Conformance Certification
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Hardware virtualization enables a digital twin environment for development and testing to begin well before physical hardware is available
- A modular real-time operating system parallelizes system and application development to shorten schedules while maintaining compliance
- Hardware debugging provides deep visibility into embedded system behavior, helping teams isolate and resolve defects faster
- Test and verification automation tools streamline requirements traceability, code coverage analysis, and standards compliance reducing the cost and risks of compliance

