Zephyr Project

Last week, you learned more about Zephyr RTOS powering drones. This week, we’re shining the spotlight on smart gloves, specifically the next generation of IoT Industrial wearables from ProGlove! Most industrial…

Written by Scott Doenecke, member of the Zephyr Project and Open Source Advocacy Manager at Intel A nice piece of trivia recently came across my desk. The 2019 Superbowl half…

Next week, The Zephyr™ Project will be joining some 1,000 exhibitors atEmbedded World in Nurnberg, Germany. The event, which is slated to take place from February 26-28, offers the embedded community the opportunity…

Written by Amber Hibberd, PhD. Functional Safety Engineering Manager at Intel and a member of the Zephyr Project  A free, open source RTOS… that aims to be safety-certified! The continued…

In this new blog post, Amy Occhialino, the Zephyr Project Governing Board Chair, shares a preview of what’s to come in 2019. As we look forward into 2019, the Zephyr Governing…

As a society, we like things that are smart. Your TV, phone, thermostat, even your water bottle now tracks your habits and interacts with you via applications. We demand that…

Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s time to get ready for the annual CES show in Las Vegas, Nevada! This year, Zephyr Project members NXP and Nordic Semiconductor will be on-site at the conference…

In October, thousands of people met in Edinburgh, Scotland for the Embedded Linux Conference Europe and OpenIoT 2018. During the conference, attendees saw 12 Zephyr technical presentations, participated in a full-day…

Zephyr Project member David Brown, a Senior Engineer with Linaro Ltd.,  shares the best practices for security in this blog post, which first ran on Brownian Motion.  This is the first…