Have insights on safety-critical or embedded Linux? Submit your CFP for Embedded Linux Conference & #ossummit Europe 2026. Topics include safety standards, traceability, security, safety analysis, and real-world Linux use cases. CFP closes June 24. https://t.co/wUJlwcn0lu
Are you attending Open Source Summit 2026 in Seoul? Join open source leaders across cloud, Linux, AI/ML, embedded, security, and safety-critical systems on August 11–12. Giving a talk or joining safety-critical software sessions? https://t.co/nxszDuOkS6
How can teams improve clarity and traceability in software requirements? Join the next ELISA Seminar on WHAT-WHY-HOW, July 23, 2026. Explore a practical model for separating user needs, requirements, design, implementation & system boundaries.Learn more: https://t.co/AReF9esdMr
How can Linux in avionics tackle release, distribution & reproducibility challenges? Join the next ELISA Seminar on AvioNix: Infrastructure as Code for Linux in Avionics on June 23, 2026. Explore Nix, NixOS & the ELISA Aerospace-WG’s AvioNix demonstrator. https://t.co/XrA1GF1RoG
How is open source shaping embedded systems, Linux, and digital growth in emerging economies? Join Open Source Summit 2026 – Mumbai, June 16–17, for spotlight tracks on Embedded, Linux for Emerging Countries, and Linux. Learn more and register. https://t.co/Tg42WKK2PM
How can open source advance Linux for safety-critical systems? Join the ELISA Workshop London 2026, co-hosted with Canonical, June 9–11. Learn more: https://t.co/j7Cs1DGfh7
How can Linux advance safety-critical aerospace systems? The ELISA Project Aerospace Working Group is developing reference demos, NASA cFS integrations, and mixed-criticality system concepts to support aerospace and space applications.
Read the recap: https://t.co/wMCrEwbCLb
How can traceability tooling support safety-critical Linux development?
The ELISA Project BASIL tool continues evolving with AI-assisted features, PostgreSQL migration, and new “traceability as code” concepts.
Read the recap: https://t.co/vl7ntwibuT
A new ELISA Project blog explores a key Linux safety assumption: virtual isolation between user and kernel space does not guarantee physical memory separation. For safety cases, that distinction matters.
Read more: https://t.co/ZxClmGQImQ
How can open source best practices support safety-critical systems?
The ELISA Project Lighthouse SIG is evaluating projects like Yocto, Xen, & LLVM while collaborating with @openssf, @CHAOSSproj, and others to help shape guidance for regulated industries. https://t.co/BzrGLfjizr
How can Linux behavior be analyzed for safety-critical systems? The ELISA Project LFSCS Working Group is investigating memory isolation, VMAs, and minimal Linux footprints to better understand safety risks and system behavior.
Read the recap: https://t.co/LWU2uo8BeH
🚆 Today we launch the new Railways SIG at the ELISA Project! How can open source and Linux help shape the future of safety-critical railway systems? Join the conversation and learn more: https://t.co/mbikeXZA5k
How is #Linux advancing in #safety-critical systems? 🚗
At the ELISA WG & SIG Updates 2026, Philipp Ahmann shared progress from the Systems & Automotive WG, covering milestones, roadmap, and how to get involved. https://t.co/RWcH0xgDv1 #ELISAproject#functionalsafety
Can Linux meet the requirements of safety-critical avionics systems?
Join the ELISA Aerospace Working Group and help advance Linux for certified avionics environments. https://t.co/xx9BL4HAyZ
What happens when Linux is analyzed not for whether it works but how it could fail in a safety-critical system?
Read the latest blog on the Linux Features for Safety-Critical Systems Working Group update presented by Alessandro Carminati (@nvidia). https://t.co/XaAL3J1V0w
🚆The ELISA Project has launched the new Railways SIG to advance safety-critical Linux and open source collaboration in the railway industry. First meeting on May 19, 2026. Read more: https://t.co/InpV5WTNDM
Heading to London for the ELISA Workshop 2026? Registration closes soon and only a few in-person spots remain for the June 9–11 workshop co-hosted with Canonical. https://t.co/4TS0GrPcJa
How can #opensource platforms support safety-critical systems?
Join tomorrow’s ELISA Project Seminar on functional safety with Xen, #ZephyrRTOS, and #Linux featuring speakers from AMD and Boeing. https://t.co/cO7aQB8KrE
🚀 Linux is powering space systems today. In the latest TMPDIR Podcast, Tim Bird discusses Space Grade Linux (SGL) and the future of embedded Linux in orbit. 🛰️ https://t.co/86Lvj8036o #opensource#ELISAproject#linux#space
Can #opensource meet strict #functionalsafety standards like ISO 26262, IEC 61508, and DO-178C? Find out at the ELISA Project Seminar on May 13, covering Xen, Zephyr, and Linux in mixed-criticality systems.
With speakers from AMD and Boeing: https://t.co/RQnTR1Rnr6 #ELISAproject