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AN INTEL COMPANY


CLOSING THE “SKILLS GAP”


Tapping into its deep experience in software and technologies for building intelligent, connected devices, Wind River®


has launched a


new set of products that greatly reduces the traditional complexities of building embedded devices and systems for IoT.


The Wind River Helix™ Cloud suite provides anytime, anywhere access


to tools, labs, and management platforms to simplify, streamline, and automate how organizations create and run IoT systems. Helix Cloud helps teams build IoT systems more quickly and manage the device lifecycle more effectively.


machines, and systems. Device Cloud streamlines the management of hundreds or thousands of IoT devices for provisioning, configuring, and monitoring.


Wind River Rocket™ is a best-in-class, scalable real-time operating


system for 32-bit microcontrollers (MCUs), ideal for building sensors, wearables, industrial controllers, wireless gateways, and other resource-constrained smart, connected devices. Rocket is part of App Cloud, giving developers all the tools and technologies they need to start building IoT applications in minutes.


MASTERING THE CHALLENGES


IoT holds substantial promise for enterprises to optimize their businesses, drive productivity, create new revenue streams, and innovate. This is a big opportunity for developers, but developing for IoT presents complex challenges, chief among them the need to manage devices and applications throughout their lifecycle.


Develop Test


Deploy and Manage


Figure 2. Managing the lifecycle of IoT systems with Wind River Helix Cloud


It includes the following products:


Wind River Helix App Cloud is a cloud-based software development environment that makes it possible to easily build applications independent of device operating system and hardware complexity. It enables software engineers and system operators to quickly update and customize deployed devices to meet current business needs without having expertise in embedded systems.


Wind River Helix Lab Cloud virtualizes hardware systems and real- world environments to open up new possibilities for how organizations can design, build, test, and manage complex and large-scale IoT systems. Lab Cloud allows embedded development organizations to work faster and collaborate more easily, helping support agile and continuous development methods for IoT projects.


Wind River Helix Device Cloud enables organizations to unlock machine data securely and efficiently and connect it with their IT systems and analytics environments. Operators can more easily collect, manage, and integrate data from disparate devices,





Success will go to developers who can meet the demand for high- performance IoT applications and master the challenges of ongoing lifecycle management. They can achieve this through the integration of application development, testing, deployment, and management, in a centralized environment that leverages the cloud to control costs and enhance collaboration. Fortunately, the technology that makes this possible is already in place.


Edge Cloud Wind River Helix Cloud HELIX CLOUD


Figure 3. With Wind River Helix Cloud, edge and cloud work together seamlessly


To learn more about Wind River Helix Cloud, visit windriver.com/ announces/helix-cloud.


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