For over two decades, Shoplogix has helped leading manufacturers worldwide unlock hidden production potential by transforming real-time machine and performance data into actionable insights. The platform automatically captures signals like downtime, scrap, and throughput, delivering visual dashboards that enable teams to identify bottlenecks, reduce losses, and improve continuously—both during shifts and in post-shift analysis.
With OneSignal connectivity, Shoplogix integrates with any machine brand or type to deliver real-time, granular insights on slow-running, starved, or idle machines. Its intuitive visual management system allows operators and managers alike to quickly detect and act on issues. Integrated analytics provide powerful, slice-and-dice capabilities similar to leading BI tools, without leaving the platform.
Designed for agility, Shoplogix supports scaling from a single line to multi-plant operations across geographies. Continuous improvement tools like Action Plans and Digital Andon alerts keep teams engaged, aligned, and empowered to act—making Shoplogix a powerful ally in the pursuit of operational excellence.
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Parasoft's mission is to provide automated testing solutions and expertise that empower organizations to expedite delivery of safe and reliable software.
A powerful unified C and C++ test automation solution for static analysis, unit testing and structural code coverage, Parasoft C/C++test helps satisfy compliance with industry functional safety and security requirements for embedded software systems.
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MIPS Embedded OS (MEOS)
We work alongside both open-source communities and commercial entities to ensure that MIPS is well-supported across many leading Real Time Operating Systems (RTOS) as well as emerging IoT-targeted Operating Systems. Furthermore, we have created the MIPS Embedded Operating System (MEOS), which incorporates Virtualization extensions specifically designed for deeply embedded applications and the IoT sector. As MIPS’ proprietary real-time operating system, MEOS is prioritized for updates, ensuring it is the first to incorporate new cores and architectural advancements. The latest release, version 3.1, introduces a virtualization library that transforms MEOS into a hypervisor compatible with MIPS cores featuring the MIPS Virtualization module. Additionally, we are committed to fostering the development of open-source real-time and IoT operating systems by providing engineering resources and supplying necessary development hardware and tools whenever feasible. This collaborative approach not only enhances the ecosystem but also accelerates innovation in the field.
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BlackBerry 10
BlackBerry 10 operates on the QNX platform, which resembles Unix, providing support for the Qt application framework (version 4.8) and integrating an Android runtime in some of its later models to accommodate Android applications. Before the introduction of version 10.3.1, it also allowed the use of the Adobe AIR runtime. The interface is designed with touch-based interactions and gestures that enable users to navigate and control their devices without needing to use physical buttons, apart from the essential power button that turns the device on or off. Additionally, hardware keyboards are supported, including those that offer touch input capabilities. While the touchscreen serves as the primary means of interaction with BlackBerry 10, devices equipped with a physical keyboard also allow users to utilize it for input. Navigating the system can be achieved through a combination of gestures and keyboard shortcuts, enhancing the user experience. All communications, including emails, SMS/MMS messages, calls, and notifications, are conveniently organized within the BlackBerry Hub for easy access and management. This integration streamlines user interaction and keeps all relevant information in one accessible location.
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