Band XI is a small, agile, boutique problem-solving software and systems shop.
We specialize in using open-source/open standards-based software tools and frameworks to solve real-world problems.
We ship software. Lots of people develop software, but few deliver reliably.
If you need an OSGi architected Java™ application, framework, component or tooling solution, you have reached your destination. Band XI can build it for you or work with you to develop world class skills for your team.
Band XI personnel offer you two decades of successful agile management and technical experience in a variety of domains, spanning mobile and embedded applications, database backed websites, and enterprise level applications.
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BandXI has spent the last 7 years developing mission critical embedded solutions in the RFID and the automotive/telematics industry. We are currently busy applying that expertise to help the US Army develop a sensor integration platform.
As a new member of the Eclipse Foundation, we will begin capturing our many years of experience building OSGi architected embedded solutions in best practice documents and Eclipse plugins.
We are also proud to be associate members of the OSGi Alliance and enthusiastic supporters of the architecture.
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2008 Winner Best Commercial Equinox Application |
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Conference Schedule
Latest News [Feb 5, 2009] Band XI sponsors Eclipse Embedded Day in Stuttgart, Germany on June 25th and will present and demonstrate an embedded Java automotive infotainment demonstration system. [Feb 2, 2009] James Branigan jumps on board Band Xl as our newest member of the team. [Jan 5, 2009] Paul VanderLei, author of an upcoming book on OSGi, joins Band XI to kick off 2009. [Sept 17, 2008] Band XI recognized by the Connecticut Technology Council as one of the state's Companies to Watch. [Sept 12, 2008] The US Army has awarded a Phase I Small Business Innovations Research (SBIR) grant to investigate the design and implementation of a Mobile Ad-hoc Network with OSGi Distributed Services based on, or extending, OSGi and Equinox. [June 9, 2008] Band XI was awarded a Phase III SBIR contract by the US Army for research and development on applying OSGi technology to vehicle prognostics and diagnostics.
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