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Project archive (2006–2009). This page preserves the original text of the FRESCOR research project website (EU Sixth Framework Programme, FP6/2005/IST/5-034026) for historical and educational purposes. The current frescor.org is an independent resource and is not operated by, or affiliated with, the original consortium or the European Commission — see the Disclaimer.

Partners and their roles

The FRESCOR project brings together a strong consortium of 11 leading members of industry and academia. Six of its partners are university groups that are strong in different research topics in embedded systems.

Partner Role in the project Type
Universidad de Cantabria real-time distributed systems & project coordination. University
University of York real-time scheduling. University
Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna real-time operating systems. University
Kaiserslautern University flexible and hierarchical scheduling. University
Universidad Politécnica de Valencia embedded real-time operating systems. University
Czech Technical University in Prague network protocols, reconfigurable architectures. University

The other five partners are industrial companies. Two of them are large companies with different business areas, and the other three companies are SMEs with a lot of experience in the area. They will contribute to the development, evaluation and exploitation of different parts of the project.

Partner Role in the project Type
ENEA is participating as a developer of a real-time operating system. Large company
Thales is contributing with their expertise in component-based design methodologies. Large company
Visual Tools S.A. Digital media applications. SME
Rapita Systems Ltd Timing analysis tools, time simulation and WCET analysis. SME
EVIDENCE RTOS for reconfigurable multiprocessor platforms. SME

Organisation names and roles are reproduced from the original 2006 project website. Links point to the organisations’ current public websites and are provided for reference only; none of these organisations operates or endorses the current frescor.org.

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