The Power of Model Driven Development with IBM Rhapsody and Willert Embedded Studio

IBM Rhapsody is the technological leader in model-driven embedded application development with UML and has been used successfully for decades.

Traditionally, IBM Rhapsody Developer supports the development of applications for general purpose RTOS. In recent years, however, the share of so-called single purpose applications developed on resource-limited, low-cost MicroControllers has increased dramatically. The development of these applications poses special challenges to developers:

In addition to a different mindset, their development requires special knowledge of the processors, whose market is highly fragmented and currently faces acute supply difficulties. Switching to a different MicroController can be very costly.

The extension of Rhapsody, the Willert Embedded UML Studio, is specialized for the development of real-time applications on resources of limited microcontrollers.

Thanks to Rhapsody Model's philopshy, develop once - deploy anywhere - applications can be ported to different processors.

In this video you will learn why Rhapsody is the technological leader in the model-driven development of embedded applications, and how applications for microcontrollers can be ported to new processors more easily with Willert Embedded UML. In this Video a Rhapsody UML Model generated application will run on an Infineon Board in a first step and then simply be recompiled for a Nucleo Bord from ST - The configuration in Rhapsody will be setup in conjungtion with in Keil development environment uvision.