
Explore the new BPF multi-attach API and its implementation for tcx and XDP meta netdevices, enhancing network programming flexibility and performance.

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.

Hands-on introduction to eBPF: concepts, tools, and applications. Learn to manage programs, use bpftool, and explore various eBPF program types for networking, observability, and security.

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.

Explore the development of a specialized Linux distribution for space applications, focusing on payload operations and reliability in demanding environments.

Explore Zbus, a lightweight message bus for Zephyr RTOS. Learn its many-to-many communication, event-driven approach, challenges, benefits, and real-world applications.

Explore CHESTER platform for industrial IoT, featuring LPWAN connectivity, modular design, and Zephyr RTOS. Learn about efficient development and deployment of IoT applications using CHESTER SDK.

Learn to implement Runtime Power Management in device drivers, focusing on the RPM subsystem, callback functions, and power optimization techniques using a light sensor driver example.

Learn to manage Zephyr-based IoT devices using LWM2M protocol and Eclipse Leshan. Explore secure, efficient device monitoring, configuration, and data collection for large-scale IoT deployments.

Explore the Controller Area Network protocol, its features, and implementation in Zephyr. Learn about CAN bit timing, message frames, driver development, and application testing using can-utils.

Explore open-source Ultra-Wideband Real Time Positioning System using Zephyr RTOS. Learn about system design, Zephyr's features for rapid implementation, and future development plans.

Collaborative discussion on enhancing Zephyr RTOS documentation, addressing structure, organization, and tools to improve accessibility and usefulness for developers.

Explore USB Device Controller subsystem in Linux, covering USB 2.0 standards, UDC implementation, and USB gadget testing tools for developers and hardware enthusiasts.

Explore Zephyr's memory optimization techniques and future approaches for constrained hardware. Learn about compiler options, linker strategies, and potential API improvements to reduce footprint.

Explore the impact of tracing on system performance through empirical measurements. Learn about various tracing techniques and their effects on kernel configurations and real-time systems.

Explore advanced scheduling latency analysis techniques using RTLA Timerlat, enhancing real-time system performance and reliability in Linux environments.

Explore the groundbreaking CORE-V Microcontroller, an open-source RISC-V-based MCU with rich peripherals and embedded FPGA. Learn about its ecosystem, RTOSes, and integration with Eclipse IoT components.

Exploring IOMMU/SMMU implementation in Zephyr for enhanced security against DMA-related vulnerabilities, with focus on Arm SMMUv3 support and live demo on Arm FVP platform.

Explore USB fundamentals and learn to analyze traffic using Wireshark. Gain insights into USB concepts, misconceptions, and practical analysis techniques for both URB and packet-level captures.

Learn to enable and utilize QEMU for co-simulating Arm Cortex-M33 and Cadence Tensilica Xtensa DSP, facilitating efficient development and testing of Zephyr applications.