BayLibre contributions to Zephyr RTOS
This article originally ran on the BayLibre website. For more content like this, click here. The Zephyr Project released version 3.6 on February 23, 2024. BayLibre is proud to have...
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How to bring up a Zephyr Board
The process of “board bring-up” can be a daunting task and one can easily end up spending days trying to get a board to boot and run a simple “blinky”...
Ocre: A Tiny Open-Source Container Runtime for Embedded Systems
Written by Stephen Berard, Chief Technology Officer at Atym Introduction Highly constrained embedded systems play a pivotal role in modern technology, powering everything from consumer applications to industrial and critical...
See you at embedded world!
The Zephyr Project will be on-site again at the embedded world Exhibition & Conference in Hall 4- booth 170. Demos: Analog Devices, Antmicro, Nordic Semiconductor and NXP as well as Ac6,...
Enabling power regulators automatically at boot in Zephyr
This blog, which originally ran on the Golioth Website, was written by Chris Wilson, the principal of Common Ground Electronics, a boutique embedded systems engineering services firm. For more content like...
Scalable edge AI benchmarking and optimization with Zephyr runtime for Kenning
This blog originally ran on the Antmicro website. For more Zephyr development tips and articles, please visit their blog. Neural networks are a powerful tool for processing noisy and unstructured sensor...
Zephyr Developer Summit 2024
Yesterday, The Linux Foundation announced the keynote schedule for Open Source Summit North America, the premier event for open source code and community contributors. The leading gathering for the global open source...
Q&A with Zephyr 3.6 Release Managers, Contributors and Maintainers
On Friday, February 23, the Zephyr Project announced the 3.6 release. You can read about it here or watch the video here. In this special Zephyr Tech Talk on Wednesday,...