Zephyr 3.2.0
Written by Zephyr 3.2.0 Release Managers Fabio Baltieri, Software Engineer at Google, and Mahesh Mahadevan, Software Engineer at NXP Semiconductor On behalf of the Zephyr Project, we are pleased to...
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Developing Bluetooth Low Energy applications with Zephyr RTOS: Dissecting an iBeacon example
Written by Koen Vervloesem, technology writer and author of the book Develop your own Bluetooth Low Energy Applications for Raspberry Pi, ESP32 and nRF52 with Python, Arduino and Zephyr. This...
Open Source Summit North America 2022 (Videos)
This year, Open Source Summit North America was held as an umbrella conference on June 21-24 in-person in Austin, Texas and virtually for attendees around the globe. It was composed...
Zephyr Developer Summit: Interactive TSC Panel (Video)
More than 380 people registered for the 2nd Annual Zephyr Developer Summit, which took place on June 8-9 in-person in Mountain View, CA and virtually for attendees around the world, to learn...
Zephyr Developer Summit: IoT Projects in FLOSS Foundations: A Report Based on Community Data (Video)
More than 380 people registered for the 2nd Annual Zephyr Developer Summit, which took place on June 8-9 in-person in Mountain View, CA and virtually for attendees around the world, to learn...
Intel Pathfinder for RISC-V
Written by Amy Occhialino, Zephyr Project Governing Board Member and Director, Open-Source OS Engineering at Intel Corporation By delivering new capabilities for pre-silicon development, Intel® Pathfinder for RISC-V* is transforming...
Update: Safety Standard Compliance
Written by Nicole Pappler, Functional Safety Manager at AlektoMetis and Simon Hein, Safety Committee Chair / Safety Architect at Baumer Group Trusting the operating system is key in a safety...
The Road to Using the i.MX RT685 Crossover MCU with Zephyr RTOS
Written by Eli Hughes, NXP Pro Support Engineer In 2020, I gave a keynote for Altium Live titled “Crossing the Chasm: The Road to Becoming a Full-Stack Hardware Engineer”. In that session, we...
Dublin Maker Badge 2022 Runs on Zephyr RTOS
Written by Frank Duignan, Electronics Engineer and Lecturer at TU Dublin, Ireland This blog originally ran on the Frank’s website at ioprog.com. For more content like this, click here. Dublin Maker...
Developing and testing Bluetooth Low Energy products on nRF52840 in Renode and Zephyr
Written by Michael Gielda, Chair of the Zephyr Marketing Committee and VP of Development of Antmicro The Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) connectivity standard has gained immense popularity in recent years,...