In building its MicroNet and Atlas industrial control systems, Woodward Industrial Controls looked at WindRiver, QNX, and Microsoft Windows NT Embedded operating systems. Woodward chose Microsoft Windows NT Embedded. With Windows NT Embedded, Woodward is able to provide its customers with a much richer product, faster, at no extra cost. The shorter time to market and increased flexibility enables the company to; quickly customize its product for each customer's specific requirements.
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