Combining the small footprint and low power consumption of MCUs with an easy-to-use touch interface to offer a user-friendly experience is a great go-to strategy for office and household devices…
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This blog was recently published on LinkedIn by Iuliana Prodan. Iuliana is a Software Engineer at NXP, working primarily on Zephyr, as well as Sound Open Firmware and Linux Audio…
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This blog was originally published on the Golioth website on December 9, 2025, and was written by Mike Szczys, Senior Firmware Engineer at Golioth. Real-time operating systems (RTOS) are incredible…
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This blog "Using Zephyr RTOS as a unikernel for improved application performance" was originally published by Antmicro, an ecosystem member of the Zephyr Project. Unikernels help increase the performance of…
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This blog was originally published by Infineon and written by Akshara Arun. We are re-running it here for the Zephyr Project audience. If you have ever wanted to see ideas…
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Blog post by the Antmicro team, Zephyr ecosystem member. When developing AI applications for embedded platforms, it is crucial to properly identify execution bottlenecks which are heavily dependent on matching…
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Written by Jacob Beningo, CEO at Beningo Embedded Group Most embedded developers struggle to move beyond simple examples into scalable, testable, maintainable systems. The complexity of modern workflows, device trees,…
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This is an abstract of the blog "How to Flash a Pre-Loaded Filesystem During Production" written by Mike Szczys from Golioth.Zephyr’s filesystem API makes it simple to read and write…
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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…
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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…
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