Did you know that the last Windows Embedded or product was released in August 2013 and its mainstream support ends in October 2018 (see Windows Embedded Product Lifecycle)? The mainstream support for Windows 10 LTSB is also limited to 5 years only (see Windows 10 Lifecycle). Although your customers might be familiar with Windows, they…
Probably yes. Analogous to Android, emteria.OS is based on a Linux kernel, allowing to reuse and adapt the vast majority of Linux drivers and application software without significant effort.
Yes, Linux is a free software, but there are different sources of hidden costs to take into consideration. If you decide to build your product based on Linux, you have to allocate resources for the initial setup and for software maintenance throughout the whole product life cycle. Furthermore, costs for experienced Linux software developers and…
A good part of our industrial customers switched from projects with Android Things after realizing that Google isn’t reachable for any kind of support or feature requests whatsoever. The lack of a product life cycle definition and the lasting uncertainty regarding the future of Android Things are other important arguments for emteria.OS. Still, most of our…
The emteria GmbH provides assistance for platform extensions and customization, as well as industrial support and maintenance services. Please have a look at the list of our services, product comparison table and the features page for more information.
The emteria.OS is built upon the Google’s Android platform with support for already existing application and services, but additionally including a number of industrial improvements and extensions. Developing a product based on emteria.OS avoids unnecessary costs for training courses, as the vast majority of end users are already familiar with Android. Our OS is currently…