Screen/Keyboard
Motion Simulator
Motion Program Development
PLC Program Development
HMI
Motion Kernel
Runtime PLC
To Operator
Motors
EtherCAT Interface
To
Internet Firewall Linux* Microsoft Windows* INtime* for Microsoft Windows* eVM*
To
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TenAsys eVM* for Windows provides a hypervisor for use with a different OS alongside Microsoft Windows* and separate from the INtime* RTOS.
(CNC) machine with all computing functions integrated on a single platform. Or it can run a motion system, a software-based program- mable logic controller (PLC), an HMI, and a fi rewall – all from dif- ferent vendors.
A signifi cant advantage of these Intel processors is their integrated high-defi nition (HD) graphics. Factory fl oor HMI stations may incor- porate a large volume of graphics, images, and sometimes videos to deliver a vivid repre sentation of factory status. Visual processing advancements in the Intel®
HD Graphics engine provide powerful 2D
and 3D capa bilities that support APIs such as Microsoft DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.0, and OpenGL 1.2. The integrated graphics also include hardware video encode and decode engines for smooth recording and playback.
Application-Ready and Secure Intel IoT Gateway Technology gives developers the fl exibility to create and deploy innovative, cost-effective, and secure industrial IoT solu- tions on a range of Intel processors. Industrial-grade solutions based on Intel IoT Gateway Technology and supporting industrial fi eldbus standards to connect legacy sensors and control nodes are available from members of the Intel®
Internet of Things Solutions Alliance. Many
of these solutions use Microsoft Windows* 10 IoT – an OS designed for gateways and other edge devices.
Gateways based on Intel IoT Gateway Technology offer robust secu- rity capabilities. For example, when equipped with Windows 10 IoT, these gateways include secure boot, trusted driver and application validation, enforcement of security policies related to software com- ponents, broad secure networking capabilities, and a trust model
across hardware. This enterprise-grade security helps keep data safe on devices and in transit. For further protection, developers can create read-only devices for predictable device experiences.
In addition, Windows 10 IoT simplifi es manageability and connectivity. Intel IoT Gateway Technology-based solutions running Windows 10 IoT can connect, confi gure, and update in the same way other Windows devices are managed.
Build Your Real-Time Gateway Consolidating Windows- and RTOS-based workloads with explicit hardware partitioning ensures the best performance on both sides of the partition. By running TenAsys INtime for Windows on gate- ways based on Intel IoT Gateway Technology, machine manufacturers reduce hardware costs and TCO for their customers while helping bring them into Industry 4.0.
For information on TenAsys INtime for Windows RTOS, see
intel.com/SD-tenasys-Intime. For information on TenAsys eVM Platform for Windows, see
intel.com/SD-tenasys-eVM
For more on connecting, consolidating, and optimizing industrial automation, see
intel.com/embedded-industrial
Contact TenAsys
TenAsys (
intel.com/MR-tenasys) is an Affi liate member of the Intel®
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Internet of
Things Solutions Alliance. The company is a leader in embedded virtualization software and specializes in embedded mixed workload solutions for PC-based systems that require real-time software services.
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