Zephyr Project

A vibrant and diverse community is one of the hallmarks of a successful open source project. In the years since the first commit was made, the Zephyr Project has been intentional about…

Today, we’re shining the spotlight on Turhan Oz, an entrepreneur, lead software developer and growth hacker, who often documents his experiences on his blog. For example, in this blog (originally posted here) Turhan…

The Zephyr Project is committed to supporting our community and creating opportunities for our developers and members to share their work and evangelize the project within the the larger open…

The Zephyr Project released Zephyr OS 1.12 on June 11 and we’re excited to share the details with you! This release comes packed with an exciting list of new features and development…

Written by Professor Yonghua Li with Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) and active EdgeX Foundry and Zephyr Project member The Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (BUPT) recently…

Written by Matt Fleming, Director of Read Modify Write Baylibre collaborates with manufacturers of consumer electronics, providing custom firmware solutions and specializing in Linux-based IoT devices. We’ve worked on several embedded consumer…

Written by Thea Aldrich, The Zephyr Project Evangelist and Developer Advocate “I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I…

Zephyr Project is a real-time operating systems for the Internet of Things (IoT) that was introduced in early 2016, and supported/hosted by the Linux Foundation. Read more at CNXSOFT.

Fragmentation has been a big problem for IoT since the beginning. Companies were doing their own workarounds, there were no standardizations, and there was no collaborative platform that everyone could work…

Last month, The Zephyr Project participated in The Linux Foundation’s Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America in Portland, Oregon. Around 730 embedded and IoT technologists from 360 companies and 31…