I'm excited to announce, on behalf of the community, that Zephyr 4.2 is officially out! It is packed with contributions from developers—810 in total, a record!—worldwide who have been busy…
This blog post was written by Ramón Roche, General Manager of the Dronecode Foundation The meetup on July 8, 2025, in Guadalajara, Mexico, was an insightful event hosted by the…
This blog post is written by the Antmicro team, an active ecosystem member of the Zephyr Project. Tailoring neural network models to fit on resource-constrained devices is a multi-criterion optimization…
We are excited to share that Zephyr Project will be at this year’s Open Source Summit Europe + Zephyr Developer Summit, happening 25–27 August 2025 at the RAI Amsterdam Convention…
Get ready, Guadalajara! On July 8, 2025, the Zephyr Project and Dronecode communities are joining forces for a dynamic evening of innovation & collaboration. Event Details Date: Tuesday, July 8,…
Written by Ava West, former intern at Intel Hi, I’m Ava - a former intern at Intel, working under Amber Hibberd, who had the privilege to contribute a small piece…
The Zephyr Project Community Meetup in Vienna, Austria brought together embedded systems developers for an evening of knowledge sharing and networking. Attendees ranging from experienced firmware developers to curious newcomers…
In the latest episode of the CoreDump Sessions by Memfault, we take a closer look at how Zephyr RTOS, a project that started as an internal initiative at Intel and…
Written By Rick Jen, Azure Principal Technical Specialist at Microsoft This article originally ran on Rick's LinkedIn. Connect with him here for more content like this. I'm very new to…
This article originally ran on the Baylibre website. For more content like this, click here. At BayLibre we are often asked by our customers to help them select the right…