Java Technology can be found in a broad spectrum of products across a diverse set of industries that produce anything from RFID readers to parking meters to ATMs to in-flight video systems to POS terminals to wearable systems (just to name a few), in a variety of form factors, footprint sizes, across a large number of hardware and OS platform configurations. We can even build to suit. Listed below are some of our currently licensed customers that have already taken advantage of the power of Java Technology for their embedded devices. Contact us for more information about our Java Embedded products.
Authorized Customers If your company is a Java SE or Java ME licensee and would like to share your success story please contact us. Customer Benefits Java Embedded customers are valued Oracle customers who have gained the rights and benefits of commercially deploying their embedded-use Java product running on top of a fully certified, Java Technology compatible platform licensed from Oracle. Not only are these platforms fully compatible, but also many have also been footprint-reduced to work particularly well on many types of high-end embedded devices. Becoming a Java Embedded Customer For information on how to license Oracle Java SE Embedded technology as well as some of the conditions that apply, please see our FAQ. For licensing Oracle Java ME Embedded or for addition information on Oracle Java SE Embedded, contact your local Oracle Sales Office or call +1-800-633-0738. - Java at Sea Liquid Robotics charts a new course with help from Java pioneer James Gosling (Java Magazine)
- Austria’s E-Health System: Driven By Java – Smartcard system connects patients, providers, hospitals, and pharmacies throughout Europe (Java Magazine)
- Game On! – For two developers, Java ME is the key to winning in India’s mobile games market. Snapshots: Nextwave Multimedia and Twist Mobile (Java Magazine)
- Samsung Electronics Gains Ability to Bring Mobile Phones to Market Faster (Case Study – Oracle Java Wireless Client)
- Billions Served featuring Cinterion and Telmap (Oracle Magazine)
- Cinterion & Oracle: Cellular machine-to-machine communications for a new era of healthcare (Cinterion White paper)
- Hitachi Communication Technologies America Accelerates Broadband Application Development (Case Study)
- Java Turns Single Purpose Devices to Applications Hitachi SuperJ Framework provides high flexibility and remote control (install, start, stop and uninstall) of Java applications and supports the execution and dependency management of multiple applications on a single VM. Interview of David Foote, CTO of Hitachi (Video)
- Jargon Technologies success story The benefits of using Java technology to build interactive media applications for embedded devices including Blu-ray Disc players and mobile phones. (Podcast – MP3)
- Device Convergence: Jargon Technologies advances home entertainment frontiers with Java (Java Magazine)
- OPN: Techtalk with MX Entertainment Hear from Joe Rice, CTO of MX, on using Java and MX's GrinXML Framework to build Blu-ray Disc and media applications. (Video)
- Oracle Partner MX Entertainment on Success with Java Joe Rice, CTO of MX, highlights the benefits of using the Java platform to build Blu-ray Disc and multiscreen media applications. (Video)
- TOTVS Simplifies Digital TV with Java TOTVS has partnered with Oracle to become the lead supplier of DTV software and middleware solutions for integrated DTV, STB, and mobile manufacturers in Brazil and Latin America. Interview David Britto, IT Director for Digital TV Business at TOTVS (Video)
- Canon and Oracle Join Forces to Integrate Canon’s Imaging Technologies with Oracle Latest Collaboration Between Industry Leaders Will Help Enable Joint Customers to Increase Business Efficiencies (Press Release)
- Java Under the Hood Perrone Robotics puts Oracle technology on the dashboard of Neil Young’s zero-emissions vehicle. (Profit Magazine)
- Ericsson Leverages Java for Multiple Benefits Magnus Lonnroth on how Java benefits Ericsson and its customers. As a world-leading provider of end-to-end mobile systems to operators, Ericsson networks serve more than 2.7 billion subscribers, with a goal of 50 billion connected devices by 2020. (Video)
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