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McObject Embedded Database Reference Applications

Radico Corporation

 

Nuclear plant: embedded database in mission critical monitoring and industrial control

Research and Industrial Corporation (RadiCo) is developing the next generation of its real-time Mission-Critical Radiation Monitoring System (RMS). The earlier generation of RadiCo’s RMS controller collected measurements from sensors and immediately transmitted this data to the back-end server for further processing. Transmission latency and back-end performance overhead limited real-time analysis of plant radiation levels, humidity and other environmental conditions. Using the eXtremeDB embedded database, the new RMS collects and analyzes measurements right on the controller, achieving much higher processing rates.

In-memory database for real-time industrial control embedded system

With the addition of this on-device real-time database, RadiCo’s industrial controllers can now operate independently—an important capability if communication with the back end is temporarily severed.

Radico’s developers chose the eXtremeDB in-memory database system (IMDS) for their embedded systems its performance, and also praised its easy-to-use intuitive programming interface.

Research and Industrial Corporation, RadiCo, is based in Obnisk, Russian Federation. For the last decade the company has provided innovative technologies and world-class radiation monitoring systems and radiation control services to nuclear facilities in the Russian Federation and Europe. Power plants like Leningrad NPP, Novovoronezh NPP and Kalinin NPP depend on RadiCo technology for radiation monitoring software. Among RadiCo customers are such industry leaders as Canberra Industries and the Russian state enterprise ROSENERGOATOM.  For more information visit www.radico.ru.

Operating System: QNX® Neutrino®
CPU Architecture: Intel Pentium
Communications: Proprietary
On-device embedded database: eXtremeDB Standard Edition


Please read the press release about RadiCo.