February 12, 2026
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Munich, Germany. TASKING acquired LDRA last year and on the one-year anniversary of the acquisition, announced the TASKING toolchain. By effectively integrating the capabilities of LDRA and TASKING, the toolchain provides complete end-to-end compilation, debugging, and testing capabilities. With the help of AI, this solution accelerates the development of real-time embedded systems with safety and security in automotive, aerospace, defense, industrial, and robotics.
Christoph Herzog, co-CEO of TASKING, said: “We acquired LDRA to make it easier and more cost-effective for our customers to bring safe and secure embedded systems to market.” “By integrating LDRA’s elite testing software with industry-leading compilers and debuggers, we have created a unified, AI-powered, CI/CD-enabled, certified toolchain that optimizes development from requirements to compliance.”
The TASKING tool chain streamlines and accelerates complex development tasks, such as evaluating worst-case execution time (WCET) in the presence of multicore interference.
AI enhancements help automate tedious manual tasks and optimize results and options faster. According to a press release, OEMs can reduce development efforts by up to 30%.
- Certification tools, software components, and workflows for specific industries and standards
- Intrinsic safety and security throughout the development process
- Reduce risk and cost from coding to compliance and certification
- Simplified fleet license management worldwide
- Advanced multi-core SoC development utilizing both physical and virtual environments
TASKING will be showcasing its toolchain capabilities at Embedded World 2026 in Hall 4, Booth 4-150.
For more information, visit tasking.com.
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