Car firmware need updating? Red Bend hopes to make it easy
Red Bend Software's FUSE product is designed to enable over-the-air firmware updates for car electronics that have very limited computing capacity.
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What do you get when you cross the software auto-update era with the cars reworked by the computing industry?
A lot of trips to the dealer to have your engine’s combustion algorithm tuned and your lasers recalibrated.
Naturally, when such problems arrive, businesses are keen to profit from solving it. That’s the case for Red Bend Software, which on Tuesday announced its FUSE technology that enables over-the-air updates.
Smartphones and computers don’t have much trouble with software updates, since they’re relatively powerful devices. FUSE — short for Firmware Updating of Small Electronics — is designed for much more limited computing systems, though.
Its installer needs only 7KB of memory to run, and the software can download updates in lots of small pieces and over very slow networks. That small size is useful for the small elec… [Read more]
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