Where Innovation Meets Community: Insights on R&D, Secure Systems, and How We Rock Work-Life Balance

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Where Innovation Meets Community: Insights on R&D, Secure Systems, and How We Rock Work-Life Balance

Feel good: Rock im Park

We’re in – Rock im Park 2022! Are You Too? Here’s Your Chance! The countdown is on, and the excitement is building—Rock im Park 2022 is just around the corner! If you’re as pumped as we are, you’ll love this: StarFM Nuremberg is giving you the chance to bring a friend to the festival at the last minute. That’s right—one lucky person will get to join the fun, and you get to decide who it is!

Our New Series from the Marketing Department

Creative Solutions for Complex Home Office Problems: Back Fitness with Sandra Gasparani In our new series from the marketing department, we’re tackling some of the most common challenges faced by remote workers. First up: staying healthy and active while working from home. To help us with this, we’ve teamed up with Sandra Gasparani, a former Olympic luger, certified trainer, and young mom who knows a thing or two about maintaining physical health in demanding environments.

Advancing Automotive Security: easycore Highlights Innovations at the 31st VDI/VW Automotive Security Conference

At the 31. VDI/VW-Gemeinschaftstagung Automotive Security / Security und Datenschutz im Fahrzeug von morgen (31st VDI/VW Joint Conference on Automotive Security: Security and Data Protection in the Vehicle of Tomorrow, ), held in Wolfsburg—a hub for automotive innovation—easycore delivered groundbreaking insights under the title “Cryptographic Methods for Automotive Use Cases.” The session spotlighted findings from a collaborative research initiative with Daimler AG, reinforcing easycore’s role as a pioneer in securing next-generation automotive ecosystems.

Empowering Future Innovators: easycore Supports FAU’s FabLab with Cutting-Edge Equipment Donation

At easycore, we believe in nurturing the next generation of engineers and innovators. That’s why we’re proud to announce our recent collaboration with the FabLab at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), where we’ve donated funds to purchase a state-of-the-art function generator and oscilloscope. These tools are now available to students, empowering them to turn creative ideas into tangible solutions.

Bridging Industry and Academia: AUTOSAR Safety Standards in Automotive Software Development

Advancing Automotive Software Safety: A Industry-Academia Knowledge Exchange On June 23, 2014, easycore partnered with Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) to deliver a guest lecture for the “Reliable Real-Time Systems” course at the university’s Chair of Computer Science. The session focused on a critical question for modern automotive engineering:

Advancing Reliable Operating Systems: easycore Presents at Spring Meeting in Dresden

Pioneering Embedded Virtualization at the GI/OS Spring Meeting From May 22–23, 2014, leading experts in operating systems convened in Dresden for the GI/OS Spring Meeting, organized by the Operating Systems Specialist Group of the German Informatics Society (GI). Under the theme “Reliable Operating System Environments,” the event explored cutting-edge solutions for building secure, high-performance systems.

Building the Future of Automotive Innovation: easycore's AUTOSAR Demonstrator Project

Bridging Theory and Practice: The AUTOSAR Demonstrator Initiative At easycore, we’re pushing the boundaries of automotive innovation by creating practical platforms for training and research. Our latest project: a functional AUTOSAR demonstrator based on a BMW 7 Series car door, designed to revolutionize how we develop and test next-generation vehicle systems.

Accelerating AUTOSAR Innovation: easycore Supports Client in Prototyping AUTOSAR 4-Based Systems

Project Overview: Building a Foundation for Scalability Objective: Validate core AUTOSAR 4 functionalities essential for series production, including:

Reimagining Automotive OS: Safe Mixed-Criticality Systems Inspired by Avionics

Breaking New Ground in Automotive Operating Systems Our ZIM-funded research collaboration with Hochschule RheinMain enters its next phase: developing a next-generation automotive OS that brings aviation-grade safety to resource-constrained vehicle systems. By reimagining proven concepts from avionics standards like IMA (Integrated Modular Avionics) and ARINC 653, we’re creating a blueprint for ISO 26262-compliant mixed-criticality environments.