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Published : Oct 23, 2024
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In software-defined vehicles (SDV) or other safety-critical scenarios, the real-time stability of the operating system is crucial. A few companies monopolize this field due to its high entry barriers, so open-source solutions like seL4 are precious. seL4 is a high-assurance, high-performance operating system microkernel. It uses formal verification methods to "mathematically" ensure the operating system's behavior complies with the specification. Its microkernel architecture also minimizes core responsibilities to ensure system stability. We've seen EV companies like NIO engage with the seL4 ecosystem, and there may be more development in this area in the future.

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