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A lot has already been reported about Eclipse on these pages, and also about the PolarSys working group, which deals with the development of embedded systems with Eclipse-based tools. Today we are talking about Capella, a tool from the PolarSys toolbox, and a method called ARCADIA. Two things are of interest to the reader here: On the one hand,...
The year is drawing to a close - and this is a popular time to look into the crystal ball. Here are my predictions for 2016: 1. agility and modeling make for more effective systems engineering Agility has been on the upswing for years: especially where security does not play a (major) role, agile approaches can reduce costs and improve...
PolarSys is two things: an "Eclipse Industry Working Group", i.e. a working group at the Eclipse Foundation, membership of which is subject to a fee. A collection of tools for use in system development, which is managed by the aforementioned group. Behind the Industry Working Group (IWG) are industrial heavyweights such as Thales, Airbus and Ericsson. These have been using...
Eclipse - traditionally better known for Java development - has been trying to get a foothold in systems development for several years now. There was plenty of evidence of this at EclipseCon Europe this year, and my own talk, openETCS - Eclipse in the Rail Domain, was also about this topic. Not only in...
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