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Much of the groundwork behind CEDARtools^® was done in funded collaborative projects. That matters for two reasons: the results were reviewed by people outside the company, and the consortium partners are named.

The ledger identifies the original applicant or project participant and the current relationship to Accemic. Historical achievements are not presented as current Accemic product capabilities without a documented transfer or implementation link.

TRISTAN

CHIPS Joint Undertaking, grant 101095947. TRISTAN concluded in mid-2026; the collaboration with AbsInt on hybrid WCET analysis continues, and the ERTS² 2024 paper came out of it. Parts of CEDARtools.TraceEncoder (CTTE) were developed within TRISTAN.

CoCoSI - Code Coverage for System and Integration Tests

BMBF KMU-innovativ, funding reference 01IS19044, with Fraunhofer IESE, HEICON and Intel^®.

The direct ancestor of what is now CEDARtools.Coverage: making structural coverage measurable at system and integration test level, so that the structural evidence required for certification can be produced during those tests instead of only in unit testing.

ARAMiS 2 - Automotive Railway Avionics Multicore Systems

Multi-core in safety-critical domains across automotive, rail and avionics - the foundation for much of the later multi-core timing work.

COEMS - Continuous Observation of Embedded Multicore Systems

EU Horizon 2020, grant agreement 732016. A European project on online, non-intrusive monitoring of multi-core systems. Accemic contributed the hardware side of the observation platform.

The consortium, as listed in the CORDIS project record: the Institute for Software Engineering and Programming Languages at the University of Lübeck (DE), Accemic Technologies GmbH (DE), SC Thales Systems Romania SRL (RO) and Thales Austria GmbH (AT), Høgskulen på Vestlandet (NO) and Airbus (DE).

Networks

Accemic is a member of Stellwerk 18 and the Smart Systems Hub.