OpenJAUS 3.3
Coming soon: The next-generation of OpenJAUS code!
Over a year in the making, the OpenJAUS Development team is proud to announce the forth coming release of OpenJAUS. This release is based on the latest version of the JAUS Reference Architecture version 3.3 and has been rebuilt and redesigned to be more reliable, faster and more robust than ever.
Features of the new release:
- A library of JAUS messages, data types and entities which has been rewritten to be completely standalone and ANSI C99 complaint.
- A completely redesigned and rewritten JAUS Node Manager which is written in C++, eliminating the need for the JAVA Runtime Engine on the target platform.
- JAUS Reference Architecture version 3.3 messages and components
- A set of examples and tutorials which lead developers through the most common OpenJAUS tasks in creating JAUS systems
- and More!
Find out more about OpenJAUS 3.3 here »
OpenJAUS DevCon
Join other OpenJAUS users for the first ever OpenJAUS DevCon!
OpenJAUS is pleased to announce the OpenJAUS Developer's Conference. It will be held in Columbus, OH on July 11, 2008 in the same meeting spot as the JAUS Working Group meeting (thanks to Battelle for hosting us!).
We will be discussing the following:
- Present tutorials on how to use OpenJAUS
- Review plans for future releases
- Provide examples that demonstrate how OpenJAUS has helped real-world projects
- Have an open question and answer period for users to express their needs
| When: | Friday July 11, 2008 8am - 3pm |
| Where: | Battelle Headquarters 505 King Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43201 |
Sign up for more information about the DevCon here »
JAUS Tool Set
Building JAUS tools for the future
The OpenJAUS Development team has joined with ONR, AFRL, the University of Florida and others to form a team dedicated to developing tools for the JAUS development community which coincide with the advances being done to the JAUS standard. As SAE AS-4 develops the JAUS Service Definition Interface Language (JSIDL) and JAUS Service Set (JSS), OpenJAUS is there with other industry and academic groups to provide free, open-source tools which comply to the latest standards.
Learn more about the JAUS Tool Set (JTS) and OpenJAUS involvement here »