The ELISA Project – Enabling Open Source in Safety-Critical Applications
summary
ELISA coordinates enablement for Linux and other open source stacks in safety contexts, working with Xen, Zephyr, Yocto and SPDX and running a CI-driven reproducible build pipeline that tracks docs → binaries → tests. Premium members fund safety manuals and withheld certification artefacts; tooling work targets requirements traceability, workload tracing and code checking; reference systems include a meta‑ELISA automotive example and an openAPS analysis; progress is iterative since 2019, not a turn‑key “safe Linux.”
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to Elisa
- 0:16Project goals and scope
- 1:22Safety projects and integration
- 12:51Linux safety challenges
- 16:42Working group structure
- 18:12Community collaboration
- 26:45Q&A session opening
- 26:56Resource access
- 30:42Industry insights and closure
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