Ozone-Sim was developed to assist programmers in testing and debugging their software without needing the physical hardware. “Software development often starts long before production hardware is available, yet development teams need fast and reliable ways to test and analyze their code," stated Johannes Lask, SEGGER Project Manager, in a recent press release. Ozone-Sim simulates the Arm and RISC-V processor architectures, allowing firmware to be executed in that virtual environment. Thus, users are able to compile and prepare the firmware in the same fashion as using physical hardware. They can also configure the simulation, import the compiled firmware, debug and analyze the code, and review their execution rights.