NXP Semiconductors N.V. (NASDAQ:NXPI) today announced the availability of the MAC57D5xx Linux and FreeRTOS Software Enablement Package. Delivered by Mobiliya, this package will enable small and medium-sized developers to rapidly deliver solutions for automotive and industrial instrument cluster applications based on Linux and FreeRTOS software environments.
The MAC57D5xx MCU family, based on the ARM® Cortex®-M and Cortex®-A processors, is a multi-core architecture solution for mid-range instrument clusters such as automotive infotainment systems, control and operator panels for automated production equipment, and medical device interfaces.
NXP has selected Mobiliya – a Texas based global software engineering company as its software development partner for Linux and FreeRTOS on MAC57D5xx. The company has strong experience in the embedded space with proven expertise in platform enablement and will be NXP’s official commercialization support partner for MAC57D5xx.
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“NXP is taking a significant step to reduce development cycle time for instrument cluster applications by partnering with Mobiliya to deliver the enabling software to our automotive and industrial customers,” said Ross McOuat, VP of Marketing and Distribution for NXP Automotive Microcontrollers.
“We are delighted to be announced as the official commercialization support partner of NXP. This reflects the strong capabilities we have in embedded systems,” said Krish Kupathil, CEO Mobiliya. “Mobiliya looks forward to supporting NXP customers who chose MAC57D5xx for a variety of applications ranging from mid-range Instrument clusters to multi display and HUD management used in automotive and industrial dashboard and human machine interface applications.”
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