Ensure Medical Device Interoperability with Hospitals’ Legacy Systems
Hospital operators and medical device manufacturers in Europe, the U.S., Canada, and Japan are adopting the new IEEE 11073 SDC (service-oriented device connectivity) standard allowing the transmission of data between medical devices
Development and support of applications stack for the new ARM-based processors
A semiconductor manufacturer sought Auriga's assistance in creating firmware and drivers for a one-of-a-kind, inventive processor. Download a case study and learn how our client reduced time-to-market one year earlier than planned and gained recognition within the Linux community.
Alarm Fatigue: Medical Device Interoperability for Quiet ICU
Nearly every medical device in modern hospitals is outfitted with an alarm – patient monitors, infusion pumps, ventilators, pulse oximeters, sequential compression devices, beds, and more.
As cybersecurity is becoming a strong FDA focus with specific requirements around static and dynamic code analysis, engineers must automate those practices and integrate them...
New partnership helps embedded safety-critical software development organizations create and maintain stable, scalable, and comprehensive software testing strategies, ensure the safety and reliability of their...
Embedded software is everywhere – from ordinary home appliances like dishwashers and microwave ovens to sophisticated medical devices, automotive engines, and flight control guidance systems....
Woburn, MA, – Auriga, a software R&D outsourcing services provider, is proud to announce that its Quality Management System (QMS) has been assessed and certified...
Embedded software is quite different from application software. It is less visible to the end user; however, it is a complex and crucial component that...
The growing interest in software development nearshoring directs closer attention to nearshore embedded R&D labs and raises several questions. What are these labs for and...
Compliance with industry standards is not something you can skip or build in later—it is an integral part of the entire embedded software development process....