Solaros provides a platform for engineers to define, generate, and govern embedded systems software.

It is designed for teams who need architectural clarity early, deterministic execution at runtime, and systems that remain predictable as complexity grows.

Solaros allows an embedded product to be defined as a composition of bounded, lawful behaviours (“features”), where each feature is complete, owned, and verifiable. From this definition, the platform generates structured embedded code frameworks and execution models that reflect the system as it was defined — not as it evolved accidentally.

This approach supports the development of safety-critical, real-time, and long-lifecycle embedded systems, where correctness, traceability, and controlled evolution matter more than rapid prototyping alone.

Solaros is used by engineering teams who want to reduce integration risk, eliminate architectural drift, and maintain confidence in system behaviour as requirements change.

Organisations typically adopt Solaros to establish a consistent architectural and behavioural standard across internal teams and external suppliers.

By defining systems in a common, explicit way, Solaros enables multiple vendors to work within the same execution and behaviour model — reducing integration risk, eliminating architectural drift, and making outcomes predictable regardless of who implements the code.

Visit projects.solaros.uk for details of how we can help you build embedded code frameworks that won't misbehave.

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