Aonix in JSF

Aversan heeft software van Aonix uitgekozen om de PTMS-controller voor de F-35 Joint Strike Fighter te bouwen en te testen. De Canadezen gaan de veiligheidskritische Ada95-omgeving ObjectAda Raven en de Adacast-testgereedschappen gebruiken. Belangrijkste reden voor de keuze is de DO-178B Level A-certificeerbaarheid van de tools en de mogelijkheid om er programmatuur mee te ontwikkelen volgens de MIL-STD-490-standaard.

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