MicroEJ published a short guide breaking down how a Linux VEE port works, why it can run cleanly in user space, and how it helps teams reuse applications across platforms while keeping deployment and updates simple.
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“In this short guide, we break down how a Linux VEE port works, why it can run cleanly in user space, and how it helps teams reuse applications across platforms while keeping deployment and updates simple.”
— MicroEJ team
Company
MicroEJ
Software-Defined Everything - turning frozen devices into living platforms, in kilobytes of memory.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Nantes, FR
- Company size
- 55 employees
Connected product manufacturers have long faced an impossible trade-off: the hardware they could afford, or the software richness their products needed. As AI and connected services accelerate what devices must deliver, that trade-off has become existential. MicroEJ ends it. For over 20 years, we have solved what no one else has: absorbing complexity and unifying ecosystems on the most constrained microcontrollers on the planet, running in kilobytes of memory, on any silicon. With MicroEJ, manufacturers no longer ship a frozen product. They deliver a living platform: one that evolves after deployment, integrates AI, opens to partners, and generates new revenue streams. Without replacing the chip. Without starting over. Our flagship product, MICROEJ VEE, is the software environment that makes this possible: hardware-agnostic, partner-rich, and already trusted in over 450 million devices across smart home, wearables, healthcare, industrial automation, retail, and energy. MicroEJ is the bridge between the constraints of hardware and the freedom of software. Not a technology stack: a partner in transformation.
Founded 2012