Panel Discussion: Enabling Linux in Safety Applications
summary
Project ELISA maps concrete safety analyses to Linux: STPA/SDPA hazard lists for an instrument cluster demo and for openaps closed‑loop insulin; kernel patches and static‑analyzer reports that found and fixed x86 machine‑check handling bugs; an upstreamed runtime verification monitor patchset for scheduler latency; a tools group exercising CI and SPDX build metadata to capture provenance; and a systems effort combining Yocto, containers, hypervisors and AGL so the demos actually run on Raspberry Pi and automotive reference boards.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:33Kate Stewart
- 5:05What's the Most Important Thing Your Working Group Is Doing this Year To Promote Functional Safety within the Linux Ecosystem
- 10:02Stpa
- 12:28The Medical Devices Working Group
- 13:58Tooling Investigation Working Group
- 28:10Medical Devices Group
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