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Name
Ernie Harrison
Title
Principal Software Engineer, Lynx
Bio
Ernie Harrison is a Principal Engineer at Lynx, where he leads the development of safety-critical GPU compute and AI technologies based on Vulkan SC. With more than 15 years of experience in embedded software, real-time operating systems, and safety-critical graphics, he has helped architect and deliver DO-178 certifiable GPU drivers, graphics libraries, and compute technologies for aerospace, defense, and other mission-critical industries.
Throughout his career at Wind River, CoreAVI, and now Lynx, Ernie has worked closely with leading aerospace and defense organizations and technology partners to bring high-performance graphics and compute capabilities to certifiable embedded platforms. His work spans embedded Linux, virtualization, real-time operating systems, GPU drivers, OpenGL SC, Vulkan SC, and deterministic GPU compute.
Today, Ernie's focus is enabling safety-critical AI through Vulkan SC Compute, helping customers deploy deterministic, certifiable GPU-accelerated AI applications on embedded platforms. In this webinar, he will introduce Lynx's new Vulkan SC-based Compute AI products and discuss how they enable next-generation AI capabilities for safety-critical systems.
Throughout his career at Wind River, CoreAVI, and now Lynx, Ernie has worked closely with leading aerospace and defense organizations and technology partners to bring high-performance graphics and compute capabilities to certifiable embedded platforms. His work spans embedded Linux, virtualization, real-time operating systems, GPU drivers, OpenGL SC, Vulkan SC, and deterministic GPU compute.
Today, Ernie's focus is enabling safety-critical AI through Vulkan SC Compute, helping customers deploy deterministic, certifiable GPU-accelerated AI applications on embedded platforms. In this webinar, he will introduce Lynx's new Vulkan SC-based Compute AI products and discuss how they enable next-generation AI capabilities for safety-critical systems.
