List of Projects

Eclipse Qrisp is a high-level programming language for working with quantum computers. Eclipse Qrisp is designed to enable programmers to write complex quantum algorithms with the ease of a modern day

OSGi® specifications enable the development, deployment and management of embedded, server-side, and cloud-native applications using software modularity to vastly improve the evolution, maintainability, and interoperability of applications and infrastructure.

Eclipse OpenSOVD provides an open source implementation of the Service-Oriented Vehicle Diagnostics (SOVD) standard, as defined in ISO 17978. The project delivers a modular, standards-compliant

Eclipse Timpani is a real-time scheduling framework designed for AI-Defined Vehicle (AiDV) applications.

Eclipse Coffee Builder for Jakarta EE is an open source tool that helps developers create and evolve Jakarta EE applications progressively. Eclipse Coffee Builder creates a small and understandable

The Eclipse Safe Open Vehicle Core project aims to develop an open-source core stack for Software Defined Vehicles (SDVs), specifically targeting embedded high-performance Electronic Control Units

Eclipse Enclave provides secure, isolated execution environments for autonomous AI agents working on software projects. It lets developers, teams, and organizations run AI coding agents, and other agentic tools with broad, productive autonomy, while constraining their effect on the host system, the network, and other concurrent work. Eclipse Enclave is not an AI agent and not an IDE. It is the runtime, the isolation layer, and the management surface around agents. It treats agents as untrusted, replaceable workloads that should be observable, sandboxed, and auitable by default.

Eclipse Mylyn™ is a Task-Focused Interface for Eclipse that reduces information overload and makes multi-tasking easy.

Eclipse JNoSQL is a compatible implementation of the Jakarta NoSQL specification, a Java framework that streamlines the integration of Java applications with NoSQL databases. Goals Increase

Eclipse iceoryx™ provides an open-source zero-copy data plane for data-intensive and mission-critical systems. Its current generation, iceoryx2, provides efficient and deterministic zero-copy IPC

Eclipse Tractus-X™ - Where we build dataspaces! Is a collaborative, open-source project aimed at driving the digital transformation of the various industries, including automotive, manufacturing

Eclipse SW360 is a software catalogue application designed to provide a central place for sharing information about software components used by an organization. It is designed to neatly integrate into

Eclipse KeyPont is a collection of Go libraries for applications that need to use protected cryptographic keys, cryptographic tokens, and standard cryptographic protocols. The project provides Go

Eclipse KeySealer provides an open source KMS plugin for Kubernetes encryption at rest. The initial implementation is based on k8s-kms-plugin, a gRPC service that implements the Kubernetes KMS v2 API

The tangible products produced by OpenHW Foundation CORE-V Cores includes: Documentation: complete user manual. Implementation: RTL model and synthesis scripts for both ASIC and FPGA implementations

LocationTech Spatial4j is a general purpose spatial / geospatial ASL licensed open-source Java library. Its core capabilities are 3-fold: to provide common geospatially-aware shapes, to provide

Eclipse Data Analysis Services (Daanse) is an open source software designed to analyze large amounts of data and extract valuable insights from it. With a steady rise of digital data production in

Eclipse Plato is the project where the community collaborates to manage the OSPO Alliance.org website and the associated body of knowledge. The project uses Hugo and markdown to lower the barrier to

The Eclipse Dataspace TCK will consist of a modular test harness that can be extended to verify multiple Dataspace protocols and standards. The core framework is written in Java but can verify

LocationTech GeoGig is a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS) specially designed to handle geospatial data efficiently. It takes inspiration from the source code versioning system Git, but has an approach suited to the spatial data it manages. GeoGig efficiently handles very large binary data, divided up into features with the opportunity to optimise spatial operations using a spatial index. This is in contrast to Git which handles large text data, divided up into lines.