Today marks the general availability of a new version of the Zephyr Project, Zephyr 4.1, and as always it is packed with new features and general improvements. This article will…
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The Embedded World Conference & Exhibition 2025 is almost here, and the Zephyr Project is ready to make an impact! Whether you are an embedded systems expert, developer, or just…
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Written by Amy Occhialino - Intel Corporation, 2025 Governing Board Chair for the Zephyr Project Welcome to 2025! As we kick off the new year, the Governing Board would like…
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This blog is written by the Percepio team and originally published on the Zephyr Project website. If you’ve been working with Zephyr RTOS, you know how powerful and flexible it…
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The Zephyr Project is hosting exciting in-person meetups around the world! If you are interested in open source, embedded systems, and software development, these events are the perfect place to…
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This blog by Mike Szczys (Golioth) explains how to add the Golioth Firmware SDK to an existing Zephyr or NCS project. It covers selecting the right SDK version, updating the…
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The Zephyr Project had an exciting presence at FOSDEM 2025. This year was special because, in addition to our community’s talks, we also had our own stand at Building K,…
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Established in Nuremberg back in March 2003, the embedded world Conference is now going into its 23rd edition in 2025. The original concept of a unique combination of an exhibition…
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Before diving into some recent and noteworthy updates to the Zephyr codebase since my last post, I want to draw your attention to the short Zephyr Diversity & Inclusion Survey…
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From March 11 - 13, 2025, the embedded community will come together at the Embedded World Exhibition & Conference in Nuremberg, Germany. The Zephyr Project is proud to be a…
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