Consolidate Real Time and HMI with ACRN Hypervisor
summary
ACRN hypervisor consolidates PLC real-time control and Windows HMI on one x86 device and claims industrial-grade latency down to <30µs scheduling latency by using IRQ pass-through, core pinning and cache partitioning rather than full emulation; benchmarks on Intel Core hardware compare against KVM ~100µs and show tighter jitter. Integration includes device passthrough for FPGA and GPU, TSN & vTPM for deterministic networking and secure boot, and a published 2019 data paper with roadmap and feature milestones.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12Table Contents
- 4:13Targets
- 6:14Integrated OS
- 7:34Industrial Site
- 11:06Safety
- 13:00Partitioning
- 15:00Certification
- 17:56Windows
- 19:50Devices
- 24:22Safety Training
- 26:49Compatibility
- 30:15Key Technologies
- 31:43Performance
- 32:16Benchmarks
- 33:27Roadmap
- 33:43QR Code
- 35:12Safety Requirements
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