Virtualized Industrial Workloads at Embedded World 2014 | Intel

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The award winning robot "Shelly" took center stage at Embedded World 2014 to demonstrate the first product in the new Intel Industrial Solutions System Consolidation Series. The new system consolidation products from Intel provide the pre-integration and validation of crucial hardware and software components to enable faster delivery of high-performance virtualized solutions that support multiple workloads. In this video, Scott Thomas, a product development manager at Intel, discusses this harmonized system for deterministic, real-time performance. Built on an Intel Core i7 processor-based platform, Shelly integrates a virtualization software stack with a Linux* partition and two instances of Wind River VxWorks*.

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