/k/ (pronounced "kah") are specialists in embedded Java solutions for applications such as:

  • industrial monitoring and control;
  • access control, environmental control of buildings;
  • service-on-demand and telematics;
  • domotics, residential gateway.

/k/'s activities are centred around Mi|k|a, /k/'s VM and class libraries targeting embedded systems. /k/ offers consulting and training services for projects using Mi|k|a and OSGi frameworks such as Knopflerfish, Apache Felix and Concierge, plus a range of add-ons and customisation services for Mi|k|a.

Through partnerships with suppliers of embedded Java software and hardware, /k/ can also assist with all aspects of Java-enabled embedded devices, and provide support and training services to your engineers and customers.

How can we help you?

  • Helping you choose a hardware platform. We work with a number of manufacturers, from chip and module makers to complete system integrators, so it's possible that we are already familiar with a design which has most or all of what you want.
  • Helping you choose an embedded VM for your device. One answer may be Mika, but for example if you are happy to open-source your whole platform then Sun's open-source phoneME project could be a suitable basis. On the "proprietary" side, we are authorised resellers of Apogee's Aphelion product.
  • Assistance with porting the VM to the target, and setting up an appropriate development environment.
  • Support and training for OSGI, one of the most exciting Java technomogies for devices.
  • Help in developing application- and platform-specific software, for example native-code interfaces to deviced drivers or non-Java resident applications.

Mi|k|a and the /k/ logo are trade marks of Chris Gray trading as /k/ Embedded Java Solutions. Aphelion is a trade mark of Apogee Software, Inc.. Java and related marks are registered trade marks of Sun Microsystems. Wonka is a registered trade mark of Punch Telematix.

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