Real-time operating system

Abbreviated as RTOS, a real-time operating system is a computer operating system designed to handle events as they occur. Real-time operating systems are commonly found and used in robotics, complex multimedia and animation, communications and has various military and government uses.

Some examples of real-time operating systems are Chimera, Lynx, MTOS, QNX, RTMX, RTX, and VxWorks.

Also see: Lynx, Operating system definitions, Real-time

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