Reference Implementation

About Reference Implementation

Reference Implementation provide step-by-step instructions to achieve a particular goal. They are designed to be easy for anyone to follow, on a wide variety of platforms and silicon.

RI: Optimizing Performance

Setting Up An Optimized Intel-Based Linux Real-Time Capable Edge System

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This configuration blueprint provides the steps to setup and verify an optimized Intel-based real-time capable system. It will show you how to install a preemptible real-time |Linux| kernel, configure the BIOS, set kernel boot parameters, and run benchmarks to test performance.

Real-time Benchmarking

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Guide to benchmark a real-time capable system using micro benchmarks to test performance.

Real-time Development Tutorial

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Reference and application to learn how to minimize jitter by tweaking various system configurations.

RI: Virtualization

Implementing Converged Mixed-Criticality Workloads on Intel-Based Virtualized Systems

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This reference implementation demonstrates how to execute real-time workloads alongside non-critical tasks in a virtualized environment using Intel-based systems.

RI: AI Inference

Closed-loop control with Inference

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Provides a step-by-step tutorial to realize closed-loop control with AI inference using openVINO.

Robotic Motion using Generative LLM

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Setup a real-time system to control a JAKA robot arm with movement commands generated using an LLM

RI: Consolidated Machine Controller

Consolidated Machine Controller

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Provides a step-by-step tutorial to implement multiple real-time motion controllers in combination with a real-time software PLC application on a single system.