Guix
Tinverse Linux Guix
A declarative system built from explicit package and operating-system definitions, controlled channels, and reproducible image inputs.
Explore Guix →Tinverse Linux
Choose the Linux build system that fits your product.
Tinverse Linux Guix and Tinverse Linux Yocto each control the board, kernel, drivers, packages, services, image, and release evidence. Choose the product that matches the build and maintenance model your team needs. Both can be customized for the robot while retaining the exact configuration and release evidence.
Hardware to image
Build the selected compute architecture into the operating system.
Tinverse Hardware Platform records the host processors, accelerators, communication interfaces, board requirements, and attached controllers. Tinverse Linux Guix or Yocto turns the Linux-facing portion into the kernel, device tree, drivers, firmware, services, and release evidence for that platform.
Medical-device programs
A customizable platform with production evidence tied to the exact image.
For a production release, Tinverse can provide image identity, configuration history, software and license inventories, SBOMs, vulnerability records, lifecycle traceability, known platform anomalies, and target-verification results to support the Linux portion of an FDA submission. Development and validation releases retain an evidence index without presenting unfinished production verification as complete. Your team retains responsibility for the finished device, its hazards and validation, and the submission itself.
Yocto
Tinverse Linux Yocto
An embedded-Linux product for teams that standardize on layers, BitBake, board-support metadata, and Yocto-native release workflows.
Explore Yocto →Contact engineering@tinverse.com.