Our Vision
A world where every embedded device — from a $0.50 microcontroller to a $50,000 medical device — runs on a secure, AI-capable, open-source operating system.
Six Pillars of EmbeddedOS
Every Device, Every Architecture
EmbeddedOS runs on ARM Cortex-M/A/R, RISC-V, x86, MIPS, ARC, and Xtensa — from a 4KB microcontroller to a 64-core server. One OS, every device.
AI as a First-Class Citizen
AI inference is not a plugin or an afterthought. EAI is built into the EoS kernel scheduler, memory manager, and power governor — so AI tasks run with the same determinism as real-time tasks.
Security Without Compromise
Capability-based security, verified boot, post-quantum cryptography, and formal verification — not as optional add-ons, but as the foundation every application is built on.
Free, Forever
EmbeddedOS is MIT licensed and will remain free forever. The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — no investor pressure, no licensing fees, no vendor lock-in.
Developer Experience First
EoStudio, eBuild, EoSim, eFlow — every tool in the EmbeddedOS ecosystem is designed to make embedded development faster, safer, and more accessible than it has ever been.
Education & Access
10,000 free certifications. Open curriculum. Internships and fellowships for students worldwide. EmbeddedOS believes the next generation of embedded engineers should not be limited by access to tools or education.
Foundation Timeline
embeddedos.org domain registered — EmbeddedOS project started
Kernel architecture research phase — real-time scheduling, memory management
EoS kernel v0.1 released — ARM Cortex-M, RISC-V, x86 support
EAI v0.1 released — INT8 inference on Cortex-M55 with Helium MVE
ENI v0.1 released — 1,024-channel neural signal acquisition
EoStudio, EoSim, eBuild, eFlow, eDB, eBrowser released
Foundation incorporated as 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN: 41-4821627)
eHealth365 and eRadar360 hardware products launched
v1.0 — safety-critical certification, DO-178C DAL-A, IEC 61508 SIL-3
Vision: EmbeddedOS running on 1 billion devices worldwide
Join the Mission
Whether you contribute code, documentation, funding, or your time — you are part of building the future of embedded computing.