DigiProto

Founded 2013

Simulate embedded hardware and run without physical devices

Pricing model

Free Tier

Rating

★ Mixed Reviews

Time to value

Requires Expertise

You can use DigiProto to build and test embedded software in a fully virtual environment before physical hardware is available. It includes SkyEye for hardware-level behavior simulation supporting ARM, PowerPC, and DSP processors, ModelCoder for model-based code generation, and DigiThread for co-simulation across multiple disciplines. Engineers can do remote debugging, virtual calibration, CI/CD integration, and collaborative simulation — all without relying on physical ECUs or hardware boards.

What DigiProto does

Create virtual hardware models by dragging and dropping componentsRun embedded OS images on simulated ARM or PowerPC processorsGenerate embedded C code automatically from simulation modelsConnect multiple simulation tools via FMI standard interfacesDebug embedded applications remotely through virtual hardwareRun co-simulation jobs distributed across networked compute nodesIntegrate virtual ECU testing into CI/CD pipelinesPerform virtual calibration to reduce physical bench test workloadDrag-and-drop hardware behavior modeling without writing low-level codeRuns virtual processors at over 2000 MIPS using LLVM-based binary translationSupports ARM, PowerPC, and DSP embedded processors in one environmentDistributed co-simulation across multiple compute nodes via DigiThreadAutomatic code generation from simulation models with ModelCoderFMI-standard compatibility allows connecting third-party simulation toolsRemote debugging of embedded software without physical hardwareStrong support for Chinese domestic embedded operating systems and ecosystems