Open source tools for embedded control systems, real-time simulation, and edge computing. From benchmarking and diagnostics to flight software frameworks, command & control, and 3D visualization — built on modern C++ and CUDA.
Benchmarking framework extending Google Test with statistical analysis, multiple profiler backends including energy measurement, CUDA/multi-GPU support, and CI/CD regression detection. Measure performance and energy consumption of your code with statistical rigor.
System diagnostics library for real-time Linux systems. Covers CPU, memory, storage, network, GPU, and more with RT-safety annotations and CLI tools for introspection and validation. Know your system before you benchmark it.
Real-time component framework for embedded and edge systems. One codebase targets POSIX hosts and six bare-metal MCU families. You write components — models, drivers, services — and the framework handles scheduling, lifecycle, communication, logging, and deployment with RT-safe guarantees. Built for flight software, hardware-in-the-loop test rigs, industrial controllers, and edge compute pipelines.
Real-time operations interface for Apex CSF applications. Provides a REST API for commanding and telemetry, and serves a web UI for visualization, configuration, and system management. Fully configuration-driven — no hardcoded component knowledge.
Real-time 3D visualization of Apex CSF applications. Renders live and simulated state in Unreal Engine 5, with an optional HIL/SIL back-channel that feeds synthetic sensor data back into the simulator. Also includes a procedural geometry kit for fully code-defined, reproducible scenes. Shipping soon.
Apex Edge Systems builds open source developer infrastructure for embedded control, real-time simulation, and GPU-accelerated edge computing.
The stack covers the full lifecycle: benchmark and profile your code with Vernier, validate your system configuration with Seeker, build your application on Apex CSF, command and monitor deployments through Zenith, and visualize live or simulated state in 3D with Horizon. One ecosystem, from microcontrollers to GPU-accelerated SBCs.
Everything is MIT licensed.