
Explore Apache Mynewt, an open-source initiative for constrained IoT devices. Learn about its RTOS, networking stacks, image management, and modularity features for efficient embedded development.

Explore a lightweight 802.11 wireless daemon for Linux, designed with IoT in mind. Learn about its development, features, and integration with Linux systems for improved WiFi support.

Comprehensive guide on BlueZ 5 stack architecture for Bluetooth Low Energy support in Linux, covering advanced features for Internet of Things development.

Hands-on IoT workshop covering Bluetooth, beacons, firmware development, and MQTT/AMQP. Participants receive hardware kits for real-world implementation of IoT systems and embedded device programming.

Explore open source Bluetooth firmware for IoT and Maker projects using Mynewt, Nordic nRF chips, and Linux/Zephyr systems. Learn to build and interact with custom Bluetooth devices.

Explore JavaScript development on Zephyr OS using JerryScript-based runtime. Learn about API access, rapid development, and implementation on resource-constrained devices like Arduino 101.

Explore Bluetooth-based IoT solutions using Zephyr OS. Learn about Bluetooth stack integration, IPv6 support, application development, and creating open-source solutions for Intel Curie-based boards.

Explore Bluetooth interoperability between Linux and Zephyr, focusing on tools and synergies that accelerate IoT device development and testing for faster market entry.

Reflection on Zephyr Project's first year, achievements, and future plans. Discusses technical challenges, roadmap, and ecosystem growth for this open-source real-time operating system.

Explore a high-performance, configurable Bluetooth Low Energy 4.2 stack for MCU environments, offering granular options and flexibility for various use cases in resource-limited settings.

Explore Bluetooth 5's enhancements: 4x range, 2x speed, 8x broadcasting capacity. Learn about its impact on IoT, Linux, and Zephyr OS, and discover new use cases for low energy devices.

Explore Zephyr's Bluetooth Low Energy controller: features, architecture, and optimizations for product differentiation, performance, and power efficiency in IoT devices.

Explore BLE hacking techniques for fitness trackers, including reverse engineering, information gathering, and potential attacks. Learn about vulnerabilities in smart devices.

Explores vulnerabilities in Bluetooth Low Energy communication between wearables and mobile apps, highlighting encryption weaknesses and proposing secure design strategies.

Explore BtleJuice, a framework for intercepting and manipulating Bluetooth Low Energy communications. Learn to perform man-in-the-middle attacks, assess device security, and discover vulnerabilities in smart objects.

Explore techniques to exploit vulnerabilities in Bluetooth Low Energy 5's pseudo-random number generator, enabling potential jamming and security breaches.

Explore Zephyr's timing infrastructure evolution, real-time capabilities, and performance improvements for embedded applications, with insights on future developments.

Learn to build and use Ubertooth One, a low-cost device for Bluetooth sniffing and wireless security research. Explore open source hardware for 2.4 GHz wireless development and experimentation.

Exploring Bluetooth Low Energy vulnerabilities: QR code payment risks, smart device unlocking flaws, and car hacking demonstrations. Introduces a BLE security detection tool for researchers and manufacturers.

Comprehensive overview of Nordic's Bluetooth Low Energy ecosystem, covering hardware, software, development tools, and resources for efficient IoT device creation using the latest nRF54 Series SoCs.

Explore Shell implementation over BLE for Zephyr-based applications, including basics, uses, and live demo. Learn to enhance embedded device interaction and diagnostics.