07 février 2026
Aidge at ERTS 2026: Highlights from a Dynamic Edition
Aidge participated in the 2026 edition of the ERTS conference, a major gathering for the embedded and real-time systems community. This presence builds on our ongoing work in software reliability, AI, and critical systems.
Cyril Moineau's (CEA-List) presentation
During the event, Cyril Moineau presented Aidge's work. This presentation highlighted our approach as well as the concrete use cases explored with our industrial partners.
The discussions following the session revealed strong interest in these topics, particularly on balancing certification requirements, growing system complexity, and new software approaches.
The discussions following the session revealed strong interest in these topics, particularly on balancing certification requirements, growing system complexity, and new software approaches.
A Booth at the Heart of Discussions
Throughout the conference, the Aidge team was present at our booth in the exhibition hall, with Iryna, Axel, and Cyril available to answer questions and showcase our solutions.
The booth provided opportunities to:
The booth provided opportunities to:
- Demonstrate our tools and prototypes for critical embedded systems.
- Discuss real-world needs with industry professionals and researchers.
- Identify new avenues for collaboration and co-innovation.
Partners in the Technical Program
Our participation at ERTS was part of a broader ecosystem alongside our academic and industrial partners.
Two presentations particularly extended the themes close to our hearts:
"SONNX: Towards an ONNX Profile for Critical Systems", focusing on adapting AI standards to the constraints of critical systems.
"Extension of ACETONE C Code Generator for Multi-Core Architectures", addressing code generation challenges for multi-core architectures in safety-critical contexts.
These efforts illustrate the collective momentum around reliability, performance, and control of embedded systems, while reinforcing the complementarity between Aidge and its partners.
Two presentations particularly extended the themes close to our hearts:
"SONNX: Towards an ONNX Profile for Critical Systems", focusing on adapting AI standards to the constraints of critical systems.
"Extension of ACETONE C Code Generator for Multi-Core Architectures", addressing code generation challenges for multi-core architectures in safety-critical contexts.
These efforts illustrate the collective momentum around reliability, performance, and control of embedded systems, while reinforcing the complementarity between Aidge and its partners.
We thank all organizers, participants, and partners for the quality of the exchanges!
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