ZephyrIoT alcanza la órbita por segunda vez

22 de junio de 2026

Reportado por IA

ZephyrIoT ha alcanzado la órbita por segunda vez. Antmicro y Aethero lanzaron el sistema operativo de tiempo real de código abierto en un CubeSat a bordo de un vuelo compartido del Falcon 9 de SpaceX en marzo de 2026.

El mismo sistema operativo de tiempo real (RTOS) de código abierto utilizado en sistemas embebidos críticos en la Tierra está ahora operando en el espacio.

Antmicro brinda soporte a las computadoras espaciales de próxima generación de Aethero con computadoras de a bordo controladas por Zephyr, construidas sobre las plataformas de IA de borde NVIDIA Jetson Orin y Thor.

El lanzamiento del CubeSat marcó el despliegue más reciente de esta tecnología más allá de la superficie terrestre.

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ZephyrIoT alcanza la órbita por segunda vez

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