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aicas from 2001 to 2021 and beyond!

2001

January 2001

aicas was founded!

aicas was founded in Karlsruhe on 3 May 2001 by four partners: James J. Hunt, Andy Walter, Fridtjof B. Siebert, and Götz M. Fluck as CEO.

aicas launched JamaicaVM

aicas launched its first product: JamaicaVM. In autumn 2001, aicas presented JamaicaVM for the first time at the SPS/IPC/Drives exhibition in Nuremberg. Initial customers came from industrial, avionics and aerospace.

2002

January 2002

First office at Höpfner Burg

First office at Höpfner Burg in Karlsruhe, Germany.

FZI Partnership

Partnership with Förderverein des Forschungszentrums Informatik (FZI), Karlsruhe.

JamaicaVM 2.0 Released

JamaicaVM 2.0 released using the GNU Classpath class library is released with support for the Real-Time Specification for Java 1.0.

2003

January 2003

Peter Marggrander joined aicas

Peter Marggrander became shareholder and CFO of aicas.

Global Expansion: Japan

Global expansion: aicas expanded its area of activity and started to offer its products in Japan.

EADS Development Partnership

EADS and aicas agreed a development partnership to jointly promote Java solutions for embedded space applications.

BMW Scientific Award

BMW Scientific Award for aicas’ realtime technology.

2004

January 2004

James Hunt, CEO

Dr. James J. Hunt became the new CEO of aicas.

JamaicaVM in SIMOTION Products

Siemens integrated JamaicaVM in their SIMOTION products.

More Developers joined

Expansion: With additional financial resources secured, aicas expanded technical staff to leap into the automotive industry.

JamaicaVM in Dreamliner

JamaicaVM 2.4 inside Boeing 787 Dreamliner to enhance gate arrival technical maintenance with secure exchange of all onboard data starting at touchdown.

2005

January 2005

aicas inc. was founded!

aicas inc. was founded on 3 February 2005. The foundation of aicas incorporated in New Haven, CT, enabled the aicas team to serve the US market even better.

JamaicaVM won Embedded Award

JamaicaVM 2.6 won the Embedded Award 2005 for software. Jury chose JamaicaVM because it enables developers of realtime and security-critical systems to use the advantage of the Java technology.

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aicas from 2001 to 2021 and beyond!

2001

January 2001

2001

aicas was founded!

aicas was founded in Karlsruhe on 3 May 2001 by four partners: James J. Hunt, Andy Walter, Fridtjof B. Siebert, and Götz M. Fluck as CEO.

aicas launched JamaicaVM

2002

January 2002

2002

First office at Höpfner Burg

First office at Höpfner Burg in Karlsruhe, Germany.

FZI Partnership

Partnership with Förderverein des Forschungszentrums Informatik (FZI), Karlsruhe.

JamaicaVM 2.0 Released

JamaicaVM 2.0 released using the GNU Classpath class library is released with support for the Real-Time Specification for Java 1.0.

2003

January 2003

2003

Peter Marggrander joined aicas

Peter Marggrander became shareholder and CFO of aicas.

Global Expansion: Japan

Global expansion: aicas expanded its area of activity and started to offer its products in Japan.

EADS Development Partnership

EADS and aicas agreed a development partnership to jointly promote Java solutions for embedded space applications.

BMW Scientific Award

BMW Scientific Award for aicas’ realtime technology.

2004

January 2004

2004

James Hunt, CEO

Dr. James J. Hunt became the new CEO of aicas.

JamaicaVM in SIMOTION Products

Siemens integrated JamaicaVM in their SIMOTION products.

More Developers joined

Expansion: With additional financial resources secured, aicas expanded technical staff to leap into the automotive industry.

JamaicaVM in Dreamliner

JamaicaVM 2.4 inside Boeing 787 Dreamliner to enhance gate arrival technical maintenance with secure exchange of all onboard data starting at touchdown.

2005

January 2005

2005

aicas inc. was founded!

aicas inc. was founded on 3 February 2005. The foundation of aicas incorporated in New Haven, CT, enabled the aicas team to serve the US market even better.

JamaicaVM won Embedded Award

JamaicaVM 2.6 won the Embedded Award 2005 for software. Jury chose JamaicaVM because it enables developers of realtime and security-critical systems to use the advantage of the Java technology.