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Highly portable, multitasking OS for low memory networked embedded systems; typical install is 2K RAM, 40K ROM; event-driven kernel, programs load and unload dynamically at runtime; processes use lightweight protothreads for linear, thread-like programming. Open source. Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Kista, Sweden.

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