Zephyr and the BBC Microbit V2 Tutorial Part 1 : GPIO
Written by Frank Duignan, Electronics Engineer and Lecturer at TU Dublin, Ireland Note: all examples used in this tutorial can be found in full on github. When should you use...
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Zephyr LTS V2 Release
Written by Chris Friedt, Zephyr LTS V2 Release Manager Well here we are – almost exactly 2 ½ years since the Zephyr Long Term Support (LTS) V1. In that time,...
Getting Started with Tracealyzer for Zephyr RTOS
Written by Johan Kraft, CEO and Founder of Percepio This originally ran on the Percepio website. For more content like this, click here. How It Works Zephyr contains 250 trace...
Balloons, Hedgehogs, Kites and RISC-V & Zephyr Demos!
If you missed the RISC-V and Zephyr co-located event in Seattle last month at Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference, you missed a good time. The room was full of brightly colored...
Initial Bluetooth support for nRF52840 in Renode
This blog originally ran on the Antmicro website. For more blogs and articles like this one, visit https://antmicro.com/blog/. For several years now, we have been working with the Google TensorFlow Lite...
Generating SBOMs for IoT at Build Time
One key aspect of being able to secure your software ecosystem is to know what software you are using in the first place. Various tools and approaches are commonly used...
How to use the nRF9160 Feather on Golioth
Written by Jared Wolff, Hardware and firmware enthusiast and proud father of the nRF9160 Feather. This blog originally ran on Jared’s blog. For more content like this, visithttps://www.jaredwolff.com/blog/. The Internet of...
Zephyr RTOS + RISC-V – see the live demo at Open Source Summit/Embedded Linux Conference!
Written by Jonathan Beri, member of the Zephyr Project Marketing Committee and CEO of Golioth An Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) is like the DNA of a computer. It’s what makes Arm®-based...
Using a BMP280 with the BBC Microbit V2 and Zephyr RTOS
Written by Frank Duignan, Electronics Engineer and Lecturer at TU Dublin, Ireland This blog originally ran on the Frank’s website at ioprog.com. For more content like this, click here. I...