Consolidate Real Time and HMI with ACRN Hypervisor
summary
ACRN is a lightweight hypervisor built to run real-time PLC/CNC control alongside Windows HMI on Intel platforms, claiming sub-30µs scheduling latency where KVM sits near 100µs and targeting <30µs real-time target. It is ~31,000 lines of code, partitions safety and non-safety VMs with pre/post-launch service VM sequencing, supports TSN networking, mediated GPU and FPGA access, and shows benchmarked latency improvements; roadmap commits remaining real-time features and IEC/ISO safety alignment.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:14Targets
- 6:14Integrated OS
- 7:34Industrial Site
- 11:06Safety
- 13:00Challenges
- 17:56Safety OS
- 19:50Device Support
- 24:22Safety Training
- 26:49Compatibility
- 30:14Key Technologies
- 31:43Performance
- 32:16Benchmarks
- 33:26Roadmap
- 33:42QR Code
- 35:11Certification
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