
Explore pin muxing and GPIO control in Linux systems, covering essential concepts and practical applications for hardware interfacing and embedded development.

Learn to set up a Software Product Line Architecture using Zephyr, covering adoption strategies, core asset support, best practices, and multi-project integration challenges for efficient embedded systems development.

Experts discuss industrial Linux's future, addressing long-term support, software updates, quality assurance, and supply chain issues for embedded systems and critical infrastructure.

Explore machine learning's role in enhancing autonomous glider performance, inspired by bird soaring techniques and atmospheric dynamics.

Introduction to Zephyr RTOS's new USB device stack, focusing on the common API for class implementations and management functions. Covers implementation of multi-instance functions and key features.

Learn efficient device provisioning techniques for Zephyr, focusing on Nordic nRF9160. Explore shell and settings APIs, and discover methods to streamline the process for seamless product deployment.

Exploring Zephyr's clock control API unification, addressing fixed and dynamic clocks, and proposing improvements inspired by Linux's clock subsystem for enhanced driver compatibility.

Explore system devicetree specification in Zephyr, addressing AMP SoC support issues. Learn about its extensions, benefits for heterogeneous SoCs, and ongoing implementation in Zephyr's build system.

Explore the challenges and solutions in porting a wearable health monitor to Zephyr RTOS, integrating AI on FPGA, and leveraging open hardware for enhanced functionality and performance.

Discover how Zephyr revolutionizes system architecture for medical devices, improving collaboration and reducing risks through innovative technologies like Kconfig and Device tree.

Explore the development and maintenance of a Zephyr-based microcontroller SDK, focusing on challenges, opportunities, and Nordic Semiconductor's contributions to open-source RTOS for MCUs.

Explore TI's pre-silicon Linux development for SoCs, leveraging simulations to test designs, fix bugs, and add kernel support before chip production, saving time and resources.

Explore Antmicro's Visual System Designer, an open-source platform revolutionizing hardware development by organizing complex ecosystems and bridging gaps between software and hardware teams.

Simplify Zephyr development with VSCode extension. Learn to initialize, start projects, fetch dependencies, build, flash, and view console output for efficient embedded systems programming.

Learn to set up Visual Studio Code for Zephyr app development, exploring extensions, tools, and configurations to transform VS Code into a powerful embedded development environment.

Explore the VZLUSAT-2 nanosatellite's mission, featuring Earth imaging and scientific data collection using a Linux-based payload computer in low Earth orbit. Learn about design challenges and advantages.

Explore off-chip peripheral emulation in Zephyr for driver testing. Learn about emulator types, implementation methods, comparisons with Qemu, and the value of this approach.

Explore EROFS, an innovative image-based read-only filesystem, and its applications in enhancing storage efficiency and performance for Linux systems.

Explore 6 mechanisms for connecting peripherals to Zephyr and Linux hosts, comparing Arduino, Micropython, and native drivers to enhance IoT development with standardized interfaces and over-the-air updates.

Explore system architectures for safety-critical systems using Linux, Xen, and Zephyr. Learn about reproducible prototyping, documentation, and collaboration in open-source projects for complex systems.

Explore the evolution of Zephyr's architecture, focusing on the transition from devices to subsystems and frameworks, and its impact on embedded systems development.