Web site: weston-embedded.com/micrium/overview
Origin: USA
Category: RTOS
Desktop environment: CLI
Architecture: ARM, Atmel AVR, eSi-RISC
Based on: Independent
Wikipedia: MicroC/OS
Media: Install
The last version | Released: OS-III | 2016
MicroC/OS (Micro-Controller Operating Systems, μC/OS, Micrium OS)- an open-source embedded operating system originally developed by Micriµm. It features support for TCP/IP, USB, CAN bus, and Modbus, as well as a file system.
It is a highly portable, and scalable real-time kernel. Designed for ease of use on a huge number of CPU architectures.
Since its founding in 1999 as a private company, Micriµm and its team of engineers have offered world-class embedded software components for the most critical and demanding real-time applications. Recognized as having some of the cleanest code in the industry, with easy-to-understand documentation, the Micrium real-time kernels, and software components have successfully been deployed in thousands of products worldwide across a broad range of industries. Micrium’s µC/OS-II™ kernel has been certified for use in safety-critical applications and remains a respected favorite in the medical, aerospace, and industrial markets. µC/OS continues to be the RTOS of choice for engineers requiring the most reliable and trusted solution for their mission-critical applications.
Founded by a team of former Micrium employees, Weston Embedded Solutions is the official custodian for the µC/OS RTOS and Stacks software repository to ensure it remains the trusted choice for embedded engineers around the world.
