RTEMS Support

RTEMS was developed by OAR Corporation for the U.S. Army Missile Command. OAR Corporation has offered RTEMS related services since the earliest days of the RTEMS Project. Since those early days, the RTEMS Community has grown enormously and now there are companies around the world with RTEMS expertise.

Recognizing the global nature of the RTEMS user base, OAR has made arrangements with RTEMS specialists in other parts of the world to provide local applications development services. This enables you to combine local expertise with OAR RTEMS services including official support contract and RTEMS Application Assistance.

	OAR Corporation is the sole provider of maintenance and annual support contracts for RTEMS. OAR offers a variety of RTEMS services including: standard and customer specific RTEMS training RTEMS Quick-Start program Release Verification on custom hardware Legacy RTEMS Support RTEMS Enhancements RTEMS Application Design Consultation RTEMS Application Development For further information on what OAR can do to help make your RTEMS application a success, vist the RTEMS services page.
	Contemporary Software is an Australian firm that provides RTEMS development services to the Asia/Pacific region. Contemporary Software's history in RTEMS extends back into the early 1990s with expertise in the RTEMS kernel, RTEMS tools, custom BSPs, and application frameworks. Add-on packages such as NetSNMP, OpenSSL and Python have been added to RTEMS at client requests. For more information contact Contemporary Software.
	embedded brains GmbH (a joint venture of IMD and IPR) is a German firm that provides RTEMS development services. embedded brains GmbH has expertise in the communication, factory automation and automotive domains. embedded brains GmbH has submitted the gen5200 BSP and many enhancements for integrated PowerPC MPC8xx CPU models.
	Gaisler Research is a Swiss firm that provides support for users of the ERC32 and LEON SPARC microprocessors. Gaisler Research has submitted the LEON BSP and enhancements to the existing SPARC port and ERC32 BSP.