Machinery control

Machinery control in embedded systems refers to the use of microcontrollers or processors to manage and automate the operation of machines or industrial equipment. It involves interfacing with sensors, and hardware to monitor, control, and optimize the performance of machinery. The system typically runs software that processes inputs (e.g., temperature, pressure, position) and sends outputs (e.g., motor speed, valve position) to ensure the machine operates as desired. Embedded systems for machinery control are essential in areas like manufacturing, robotics, and automotive systems, providing precision and reliability. 

Our comprehensive range of solutions is designed to address this complexity effectively.  

With our development toolchain, we offer powerful code optimizations and rigorous code quality control, ensuring that your applications perform at their best while remaining robust. 

Notably, our tools are certified for functional safety according to ten different standards, including Machine control ISO 13849 and IEC 62061. This certification empowers you to develop compliant and secure automotive-embedded applications with confidence. 

Our solutions are TÜV SÜD certified 

As embedded systems grow more complex, functional safety becomes crucial, especially in industries like automotive where compliance is mandatory. 

Our functional safety editions are TÜV SÜD-certified, ensuring they meet the necessary standards for developing safety-critical applications. By choosing IAR as your development platform, you eliminate the need to independently evaluate the tool’s development process or conduct your own compliance testing. TÜV SÜD has already handled this, saving you both time and costs, so you can focus on your code and application features.