Remedy IT, a provider of Interoperable Open Architecture for IIoT and distributed, real-time, and embedded systems, today announced the release of AXCIOMA and TAOX11 as open-source products.
AXCIOMA and TAOX11 are both released under the widely used MIT license. The MIT license places no restrictions on commercial or for-profit use. Releasing AXCIOMA and TAOX11 as open source enables the growing user base to include these products in their applications without restrictions. Open source offers the potential benefits of a community-driven project through shared knowledge and experience, while also providing a cost-effective alternative to proprietary solutions.
AXCIOMA provides an open-standards-based component framework for distributed, real-time, and embedded systems, delivering a flexible and adaptable architecture for system development and deployment. AXCIOMA supports the design, development, and deployment of a distributed Component Based Architecture (CBA). AXCIOMA integrates several Object Management Group (OMG) open standards, such as LwCCM, DDS, DDS4CCM, AMI4CCM, CORBA, IDL, D&C, and IDL to C++11. Using open standards provides users with excellent interoperability. Its highly modular architecture, with a clean separation of concerns, makes AXCIOMA well suited to the growing or changing requirements of a system.
TAOX11 is a modern, state-of-the-art CORBA implementation that supports the IDL to C++11 language mapping. By supporting modern C++ language constructs, TAOX11 provides a safer and more productive development environment for your applications.
The use of standards opens markets and we’re proud that throughout our 30 years, our standards remain influential in driving product development. CORBA is a 28-year old standard that remains a stalwart of programming today, used more often than McDonald’s hamburgers are sold. Newer standards like DDS continue to drive innovation and we’re happy to see its use across so many industries.
— Dr. Richard Soley, OMG Chairman and CEO
We are pleased to see a fast growing trend to use open standards based communication middleware and component frameworks. Migrating AXCIOMA and TAOX11 to open source enables us to promote the advantages of open standards based solutions to our growing customer base more easily.
— Johnny Willemsen, CTO Remedy IT
The release of AXCIOMA and TAOX11 as open-source products was sponsored by Northrop Grumman.
Remedy IT provides commercial support services for AXCIOMA and TAOX11. If you are interested in our services for AXCIOMA or TAOX11, contact sales@remedy.nl to learn how Remedy IT can support your company.