Percepio announced that Percepio DevAlert and the Device Firmware Monitor (DFM) have received a technical cybersecurity review certificate by independent cybersecurity firm Triop.

Percepio AB has announced the appointment of Andreas Lifvendahl as Chief Executive Officer to accelerate innovation and guide the company’s next stage of growth.

Percepio AB, the provider of observability solutions for embedded edge systems, has signed a value-added reseller agreement with Lynx Software Technologies, an innovator in modern platform software technologies.

Percepio AB, the provider of edge observability solutions for system developers within critical Operational Technology (OT) applications, announces the immediate availability of Tracealyzer SDK, a software development kit enabling platform developers to create custom observability solutions with Percepio Tracealyzer.

By Dr. Johan Kraft, CTO, Percepio AB. Most embedded systems today are powered by multi-threaded software, e.g., running on Linux or a real-time operating system (RTOS). While multi-threading has many advantages over single-threaded designs, it can make the software more complex and the verification more challenging.

Percepio AB, provider of observability for critical edge and embedded software, has announced the immediate availability of Percepio Tracealyzer version 4.7.

Percepio AB has teamed up with PX5 to support the launch of a real-time operating system (RTOS).

Percepio has released DevAlert Sandbox, a ready-to-run online platform for Percepio DevAlert, the company’s monitoring framework for remote anomaly detection and debugging of RTOS software.

Percepio has announced Tracealyzer version 4.5 with support for the Espressif ESP32 MCU, the open-source Zephyr RTOS, improved integration with Lauterbach uTrace, and a range of other enhancements. Zephyr is a safe, secure, and scalable open-source RTOS that supports multiple hardware architectures.

Following last year’s successful Series A funding, Percepio is accelerating its growth through the appointment of a new Nordic sales manager, a senior FAE and several new developers. To accommodate the enlarged team as well as to enable future expansion, Percepio moved into new offices earlier this month, effectively doubling its space.

Percepio and Lauterbach, have announced their cooperation to achieve faster debugging through closer integration between Percepio Tracealyzer and Lauterbach’s series of TRACE32 high-end tracing tools.

Percepio has developed an integrated solution that allows IoT device developers to monitor software behaviour after deployment of their firmware, providing them with the ability to immediately detect, debug and deploy fixes before many, if any, customers are affected. Johan Kraft, PhD, CEO and Founder explains more.

Percepio has announced that it is helping engineers navigate challenges on the Internet of Things (IoT) by sponsoring a major new conference and virtual exhibition. Organised by embedded industry experts Stephane Boucher of EmbeddedRelated.com and Jacob Beningo of the Beningo Embedded Group, the IoT Online Conference brings together experts from industry and academia December 8th to 9th in an all-digital event.

After extensive public beta testing, Percepio has announced the immediate availability of Tracealyzer version 4.4 with new support for embedded Linux. Percepio Tracealyzer gives a new level of insight during software debugging and verification at system level by enabling visual top-down exploratory analysis.

Percepio has announced that it will be hosting a Cypress IoT-AdvantEdge webinar on 17th September 2020 at 9am PST (6pm CEST). Entitled 'Closing the Loop On IoT Device Error Reporting', the webinar outlines a strategy for dealing with bug reports from users of field-deployed IoT products.

Percepio has announced an open beta test program for the upcoming Tracealyzer 4.4, which provides much improved support for visualisation and analysis of embedded Linux software, packaged in an intuitive and modern user interface.

Jan Ropek of VNT electronics, a Czech maker of electronic dog training equipment, tells his story of how a development project was plagued by memory leaks. It could take days to locate and fix a single leak, but when they deployed Percepio Tracealyzer the same bug hunt was completed in a matter of hours.

Percepio has announced DevAlert, a cloud service for IoT product organisations that provides immediate awareness of firmware problems in deployed IoT devices and visual diagnostic information to speed resolution.

Traditional debugging techniques for embedded software are no longer sufficient, due to ever increasing complexity of embedded applications. To help embedded and IoT developers with this challenge, Percepio CEO Johan Kraft and Reinhard Keil, Senior Director of Embedded Tools at Arm, will discuss this paradigm shift in a joint presentation at Embedded World 2020 in Nuremberg. 

Johan Kraft, CEO and Founder of Percepio, introduces a new solution that leverages cloud connectivity to root out software bugs after device deployment. Computer scientist Edsger Dijkstra once said, “Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence”. Despite developers testing their software as much as possible, they just can’t prove that bugs don’t exist in the system.