Windows CE reached end of extended support years ago, and every medical device still running on it is a device your team can no longer patch, certify, or safely ship updates to. Embien's embedded system migration and modernization services take a Windows CE-based medical device — BSP, drivers, UI, and application logic — and rebuild it on a supported embedded Linux or RTOS platform.
Moving off Windows CE isn't a simple OS swap. The BSP, device drivers, UI toolkit, and often the application architecture itself were built for an operating system that no longer receives security updates — and a medical device usually can't just be recompiled and shipped.
Our embedded system migration and modernization services start with an audit of what the existing Windows CE platform actually does — driver by driver, screen by screen — then plan a path to a modern, supported OS that preserves regulatory documentation and clinical workflow instead of forcing a ground-up redesign. That's how to migrate legacy embedded systems to modern architectures without re-litigating every design decision the original team made. Learn more on our medical device engineering hub
What embedded system upgrade and migration services look like for a Windows CE-based medical device, stage by stage.
A driver-by-driver, screen-by-screen audit of the existing Windows CE build, scoped into a realistic embedded system migration and modernization services plan.
Board support package and device driver work rebuilt for a modern embedded Linux or RTOS target, preserving the hardware you've already qualified.
Legacy application porting of UI and control logic onto the new platform, so clinical workflow stays familiar to the people who use the device.
Migration planned to keep design history and verification documentation traceable, instead of restarting a device's regulatory file from zero.
Real embedded system migration and modernization services engagements, grounded in a Windows CE medical device we've already delivered.
See how we rebuilt a Windows CE 7 BSP on an NXP i.MX6UltraLite for a real medical device — the template for a Windows CE migration done right.
Full-lifecycle medical device engineering — hardware, firmware, and software — for teams modernizing an existing platform or building new.
Board support package and OS porting expertise applied to embedded system upgrade and migration services across platforms, not just Windows CE.
Tell us about your Windows CE-based platform and its constraints — hardware, certifications, and timeline. We'll help you plan a realistic embedded system migration and modernization services path forward.
Windows CE is past end of extended support, which means no security patches — a real problem for a connected medical device and a growing concern for auditors and regulators reviewing your device's software bill of materials.
Tell us about your legacy medical device platform and let's plan the migration.