Tymaton at Embedded World 2026: Conversations That Matter

Embedded World 2026 was one of the most energising events we've attended as a company. Three days in Nuremberg, surrounded by the global embedded and safety-critical software community - and we came away with exactly the kind of conversations that move things forward.

The Problem We Keep Hearing

Across every meeting - whether with automotive OEMs, aerospace software teams, or engineering service providers - the same pain point came up: functional safety certification is still a manual, expensive, and time-consuming process. Teams are spending months on documentation, traceability, and compliance artefacts that AI can now generate in a fraction of the time. That's the problem TimeZero was built to solve.

Key Meetings & Outcomes

At Embedded World, we had in-depth discussions with industry leaders across automotive, aerospace, and embedded software - including teams from Wind River/Aptiv, QNX, Green Hills Software, DDCI, Real-Time Innovations (RTI), and others.

What's Next

Every conversation at Embedded World reinforced the same thing: the market is ready. If you're working on functional safety certification challenges in automotive, aerospace, medical, or railway - we'd love to talk.