Kenning and Kenning Zephyr Runtime enable easy, iterative development of ML models deployed on Zephyr RTOS using various AI inference libraries. When testing models on a device with Kenning, switching…
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This blog was written by Mike Szczys of Golioth and was originally published in the blog section of the Golioth website. Here is an abstract of the blog "Zephyr: What…
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This blog is written by Michelle Hall, Marketing Product Launch Manager, NXP Semiconductors On Oct 9th, open source enthusiasts and embedded systems experts gathered in Austin, Texas, for the Zephyr…
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This blog is written by Roy Jamil, Embedded Systems Training Engineer, Ac6. On June 20, 2024, Ac6 hosted the first Zephyr Project meetup in Paris, France. This event brought together…
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This blog was originally published in the Antmicro website. For more content like this, click here. Reliable, fast and secure updates are crucial for uptime and scalability of physically dispersed…
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This blog is written by Roy Jamil, Embedded Systems Training Engineer at Ac6. Prevent unauthorized use of kernel objects Introduction In the first two parts of this series, we explored…
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This blog is written by Roy Jamil, Embedded Systems Training Engineer at Ac6. Reorganizing logical applications into separate modules Introduction In the first part, we covered the fundamentals, highlighting the…
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This blog is written by Roy Jamil, Embedded Systems Training Engineer at Ac6. User mode overview User mode plays a significant role in keeping applications safe and reliable by enforcing…
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This blog is written by Graham Morphew, a Senior Director of Product Marketing at Wind River. It originally ran on the Wind River website. For more Zephyr development tips and…
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Written by Marta Plantykow, Senior Staff Software Engineer at Synopsys Within the world of digital technology, the journey of a product, from conception to its eventual obsolescence is convoluted and…
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