MicroEJ OS uses Micrium's µC/OS RTOS kernel and related libraries
Provides software portability, scalability, and security for embedded and IoT devices

MicroEJ and Micrium Software, an affiliate of Silicon Labs (Country Manager Baek Woon-dal), announced a combined solution of the MicroEJ OS application platform and µC/OS RTOS (real-time operating system) to provide the best C and Java language integrated programming environment for software developers of embedded microcontrollers and microprocessors.

Through a combined solution of Micrium’s µC/OS RTOS runtime components and MicroEJ OS, device manufacturers are now able to rapidly deliver embedded software that provides a rich user experience. MicroEJ and Micrium support comprehensive microcontroller architectures and evaluation kits to enable this solution to be ported to all hardware configurations. As a result, manufacturers have been able to concentrate their capital investment solely on their software development.

Vincent Perrier, Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) of MicroEJ, said, “MicroEJ enables device manufacturers to better manage the software content of their IoT devices by providing the flexibility to dynamically and securely download code as an application. Because the solution combining the Micrium µC/OS RTOS and MicroEJ OS is optimized for performance, power, and footprint, cost-effective and low-power IoT devices, like mobile solutions, can benefit from performance, business models, and the ecosystem through the online MicroEJ store.”

Jean J. Labrosse, founder of Micrium, stated, “Micrium provides the most comprehensive and integrated environment for developing embedded software applications written in C across a wide range of processors and boards,” adding, “With MicroEJ, embedded developers can enjoy the benefits of productivity, security, and scalability provided by a virtualization platform while minimizing performance and footprint overhead.” "He also said, 'By using the combined solution of Micrium and MicroEJ, the Java development community can utilize Micrium's real-time and security-critical features regardless of the hardware platform.'"

The combined solution of MicroEJ and Micrium is available for immediate use and will be demonstrated at the Micrium booth (Booth No. 800) at ARM TechCon 2016 (http://www.armtechcon.com/), held at the Santa Clara Convention Center in California from October 26 to 27, 2016.