And none of them can hold a candle to QnX. I've used a whole raft of them and QnX stands heads and shoulders above the competition. The consistency of the implementation is extremely impressive.
I think the market is moving to "mixed criticality" so you can use Linux for your entertainment system but then also use a proper RTOS for the car stuff all in the same SoC.
Seems like QNX was hiding in plain sight as a car os and a mission critical os for other devices.
We're definitely a secret ingredient brand... hiding in products you use every day!
Blackberry OS 10 was also running QNX under the hook afaik.
And it was awesome! Very responsive.
There are tons of proprietary RTOS/microkernel products on the market. It's not so much hiding as it is crowded-out.
And none of them can hold a candle to QnX. I've used a whole raft of them and QnX stands heads and shoulders above the competition. The consistency of the implementation is extremely impressive.
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I think the market is moving to "mixed criticality" so you can use Linux for your entertainment system but then also use a proper RTOS for the car stuff all in the same SoC.