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Safety monitor: Using Rust in mixed-criticality Linux systems

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Safety Monitor is an open-source, configurable tool that runs under Linux to monitor a system’s state. It allows system designers to define their own criteria for a “safe state” and uses these configurations to assess whether the system is operating within acceptable parameters or has entered an unsafe state. Safety Monitor is designed to participate in mixed-criticality systems up-to SIL 3/ASIL D and can be a foundational part of any safety argument for such Linux systems.

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Rust for Safe and Scalable Automotive Innovation: Insights from Eclipse SDV and the Trusted Software Framework

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Explore how the Rust programming language is transforming the future of automotive software through safety, performance and open source collaboration. This keynote highlights Rust’s growing role within the Eclipse SDV Working Group—home to a vibrant ecosystem dedicated to software-defined vehicles at the Eclipse Foundation, Europe’s largest open source foundation.