
Explore Brillo and Weave internals for IoT systems, examining their relationship to Android, key components, and practical applications in headless devices.

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 the creation of a boards farm for kernel continuous integration, contributing to KernelCI, and implementing remote board control using LAVA infrastructure.

Explore IoT software update strategies, focusing on atomic, robust, and secure mechanisms. Covers package feeds, image-based updaters, and end-to-end deployment systems for embedded Linux devices.

Explore a new protocol for hardware-backed security in IoT, its implementation in TEE, and potential applications across various security architectures.

Learn to build Debian-based products efficiently using Isar and BitBake. Explore integration systems, binary packages, and workflows for managing multiple products and vendors in embedded Linux development.

Comprehensive exploration of cross-compilation toolchains for embedded Linux, covering components, build process, configurations, and practical implications for developers.

Explore the evolution of interrupt architectures in Linux, from simple wires to complex hierarchies, and learn how the kernel adapts to support modern hardware complexities.

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 ARM 64-bit development on Samsung TM2 with Exynos5433. Learn challenges and solutions for running Tizen OS on 64-bit platforms, covering kernel issues and device driver development.

Explore open-source development for ESP8266 microcontrollers and Azure cloud integration, focusing on IoT applications, mesh networking, and edge computing solutions.

Overview of QMSI project for fast enabling IoT software stacks on Intel Quark MCU platforms. Discusses integration with Zephyr and Contiki OSs, and potential for other stacks to leverage Quark MCU support.

Learn to create DIY IoT devices using IoTivity framework on GNU/Linux systems. Explore practical C++ examples, demonstrations on various hardware, and seamless device-to-device connectivity for emerging IoT needs.

Explore Greybus protocol adaptation for IoT, its benefits, and limitations. Learn about remote bus control and device support in modular systems.

Explores IoT's future beyond Linux, discussing alternative approaches and criteria for choosing operating systems in embedded devices. Highlights ecosystem benefits and real-world examples.

Explore Fuego, a Jenkins-based test automation framework for Linux kernel development. Learn to create a continuous integration environment and leverage open-source test suites for quality assurance.

Explore IoT security risks and open-source solutions for effective protection. Learn design-level measures to address security challenges and enable wider IoT adoption beyond enthusiast domains.

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.

Insights into Linux kernel maintainer decision-making, focusing on I2C subsystem. Explores factors influencing patch reviews, response times, and strategies for successful upstream contributions.

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

Explore the latest developments in shared logging between bootloader and kernel, including challenges, solutions, and a live demonstration of this crucial feature for embedded Linux systems.