ELISA Project

#Linux community! If you're interested in updates from the #ELISAProject, connect with us on LinkedIn: hubs.la/Q034DvlX0.

Can Linux meet the requirements of safety-critical avionics systems? Join the ELISA Aerospace Working Group and help advance Linux for certified avionics environments. hubs.la/Q04gcWTG0

What happens when Linux is analyzed not for whether it works but how it could fail in a safety-critical system? Read the latest blog on the Linux Features for Safety-Critical Systems Working Group update presented by Alessandro Carminati (@nvidia). hubs.ly/Q04gcR3k0

🚆The ELISA Project has launched the new Railways SIG to advance safety-critical Linux and open source collaboration in the railway industry. First meeting on May 19, 2026. Read more: hubs.la/Q04gpfQ40

Heading to London for the ELISA Workshop 2026? Registration closes soon and only a few in-person spots remain for the June 9–11 workshop co-hosted with Canonical. hubs.ly/Q04gcVcJ0

How can #opensource platforms support safety-critical systems? Join tomorrow’s ELISA Project Seminar on functional safety with Xen, #ZephyrRTOS, and #Linux featuring speakers from AMD and Boeing. hubs.la/Q04ggLtX0

🚀 Linux is powering space systems today. In the latest TMPDIR Podcast, Tim Bird discusses Space Grade Linux (SGL) and the future of embedded Linux in orbit. 🛰️ hubs.la/Q04gcR3d0 #opensource #ELISAproject #linux #space

Can #opensource meet strict #functionalsafety standards like ISO 26262, IEC 61508, and DO-178C? Find out at the ELISA Project Seminar on May 13, covering Xen, Zephyr, and Linux in mixed-criticality systems. With speakers from AMD and Boeing: hubs.la/Q04fps1s0 #ELISAproject

The ELISA Project BASIL & Tools WG shares its update: progress on BASIL, including “traceability as code” and ongoing tooling improvements for safety-critical Linux. Read the recap: hubs.la/Q04fhmdk0

The ELISA Project Aerospace WG shares its annual update: progress on reference demos, NASA cFS integration, and growing collaboration to advance Linux in safety-critical aerospace. Read the recap: hubs.la/Q04fhbT10 #opensource #safety #linux

Can open source support functional safety in avionics, automotive & industrial systems? Join the ELISA Project Seminar (May 13) to learn how Xen, Zephyr Project & Linux are evolving for safety-critical use. With Ayan Kumar (AMD) & Matthew Weber (Boeing). hubs.la/Q04fpyvB0

From requirements to code: the ELISA Project explores BASIL for end-to-end traceability, CI integration, and managing quality evidence. Read the recap: hubs.la/Q04fhkbX0 #ELISAproject #safety #linux

The ELISA Project Lighthouse SIG update: evaluating open source practices for safety-critical use, reviewing projects like Yocto, Xen, and LLVM, and refining a maturity model. Read the recap: hubs.la/Q04fhpxH0

Join us at #OSSummit 2026 – North America The ELISA Project will be part of the Safety-Critical Software Track, highlighting key topics in open source safety. Register now for $699 with code SPRING and save over 40%. hubs.la/Q04cV9VR0 Learn more: hubs.la/Q04cV9YB0

🚀 The ELISA Project is joining Open Source Summit 2026 – North America! Explore open source in safety-critical systems from compliance & security to traceability and verification. 🎟️ Register now and save 40%+ with code SPRING: hubs.la/Q04fh7Ym0 #ossummit #opensource

What makes a “good” requirement in safety-critical systems? Pete Brink shared key insights in an ELISA Project seminar, requirements must be clear, atomic, and testable. He also emphasized iteration, traceability, and precise language to avoid ambiguity. hubs.la/Q04dxX-00

Reminder: Register for the upcoming ELISA Project Seminar on Functional safety with Xen, Zephyr & Linux on May 13, 2026. Hear from Ayan Kumar Halder (@AMD) & Matthew Weber (@Boeing) on safety-critical systems across avionics, automotive & industrial. hubs.la/Q04dxGq30

Modernizing Software Verification, Craig Christianson at #OSSummit 2026 – North America. Formal methods and automated reasoning for safety-critical software verification. Register: $699 with code SPRING (save 40%+): hubs.la/Q04cTwJf0

Join us at #OSSummit 2026 – North America The ELISA Project will be part of the Safety-Critical Software Track, highlighting key topics in open source safety. Register now for $699 with code SPRING and save over 40%. hubs.la/Q04cV7B_0 Learn more: hubs.la/Q04cV9y90

Standardizing Deterministic Interoperability in Medical Robotics — Lilinoe Harbottle at #OSSummit 2026 – North America. Open source enabling interoperable, transparent, and scalable medical robotics systems. Register: $699 with code SPRING (save 40%+): hubs.la/Q04cVpkC0

From Pull Request To Patient Safety — Tapani Otala (Tidepool) at #OSSummit 2026 – North America. Open source QMS for safety-critical healthcare, enabling traceability, testing, and regulatory alignment. Register: $699 with code SPRING (save 40%+): hubs.la/Q04cVn9p0