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SUMMARY:Zephyr® OS on MCUs: Linux for Micros? | Denmark
DESCRIPTION:While Linux has long been predominant in microprocessor (MPUs) based embedded systems\, the availability of operating systems for microcontrollers (MCUs) is quite fragmented. Microcontroller manufacturers sometimes have their proprietary offerings\, and FreeRTOS has existed for many years. However\, not much provides a feature set that is even close to Linux. \nMeanwhile\, Zephyr® OS has become an option. Semiconductor companies are spending a lot of money and effort to have some of their current microcontroller generations supported by Zephyr. Together with NXP Semiconductors\, we would like to invite you to a full-day seminar to discuss Zephyr\, what it can do\, and how it looks and feels on NXPs’ most recent microcontroller family\, MCX through hands-on LABs. \nThe seminar will cover “traditional MCU development\,” which is done by small software teams\, usually with the software stack of the MCU supplier. New technologies and the growing complexity of the system context push this model to its limits. \n\n  \nAgenda: \n\n08:30 – Registration / Coffee\n09:00 – Welcome and Introduction to NXP MCU Portfolio\n09:45 – Zephyr® OS\n\nIntroduction\nWhy Zephyr®?\nCoffee break\nZephyr® Ecosystem (Support for ARM Cores\, RISC-V\, etc.)\nLVGL GUI Demo RT1060\nArdunio SIMCom Demo\n\n\n12:00 – Lunch Break\n13:00 – Zephyr® Hands-on LABS using NXP FRDM-MCXN947\n\nHello World: Import Sample\, Build\, Debug\nKconfig: Explore and Modify Kconfigs\, Guiconfig Tool\nDebugging with VS Code: Thread Awareness\, Stack Usage\, Thread Call Stack\nDevicetree: MCUXpresso Device Tree Viewer\, Board Overlay Files\, Modifying Hardware Configuration\n\n\n15:00 – Wrap Up / Q&A\n\n  \nNew MCU projects must keep up with the increased hardware\, software\, and protocol complexity. Connecting the system to the Internet introduces another order of magnitude in complexity\, as plans for security updates must be considered from the start. \nMustering these challenges in the confines of a software stack originally written by hardware vendors to get users started becomes almost impossible. A larger developer base can share the maintenance load of the “common infrastructure\,” freeing developers to concentrate on the features which differentiate their products against the competition. The Free and Open-Source approach is a perfect match for this new landscape. \nThe cross-architecture\, vendor-neutral\, and permissively licensed Zephyr® OS is introduced to show how it can help development teams concentrate on product features instead of invisible (yet important!) infrastructure. \nPlease register on the link here.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/zephyr-os-on-mcus-linux-for-micros-denmark/
CATEGORIES:Member Event,Workshop
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241003T153000
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SUMMARY:Zephyr® OS on MCUs: Linux for Micros? | Finland
DESCRIPTION:While Linux has long been predominant in microprocessor (MPUs) based embedded systems\, the availability of operating systems for microcontrollers (MCUs) is quite fragmented. Microcontroller manufacturers sometimes have their proprietary offerings\, and FreeRTOS has existed for many years. However\, not much provides a feature set that is even close to Linux. \nMeanwhile\, Zephyr® OS has become an option. Semiconductor companies are spending a lot of money and effort to have some of their current microcontroller generations supported by Zephyr. Together with NXP Semiconductors\, we would like to invite you to a full-day seminar to discuss Zephyr\, what it can do\, and how it looks and feels on NXPs’ most recent microcontroller family\, MCX through hands-on LABs. \nThe seminar will cover “traditional MCU development\,” which is done by small software teams\, usually with the software stack of the MCU supplier. New technologies and the growing complexity of the system context push this model to its limits. \n\n  \nAgenda: \n\n08:30 – Registration / Coffee\n09:00 – Welcome and Introduction to NXP MCU Portfolio\n09:45 – Zephyr® OS\n\nIntroduction\nWhy Zephyr®?\nCoffee break\nZephyr® Ecosystem (Support for ARM Cores\, RISC-V\, etc.)\nLVGL GUI Demo RT1060\nArdunio SIMCom Demo\n\n\n12:00 – Lunch Break\n13:00 – Zephyr® Hands-on LABS using NXP FRDM-MCXN947\n\nHello World: Import Sample\, Build\, Debug\nKconfig: Explore and Modify Kconfigs\, Guiconfig Tool\nDebugging with VS Code: Thread Awareness\, Stack Usage\, Thread Call Stack\nDevicetree: MCUXpresso Device Tree Viewer\, Board Overlay Files\, Modifying Hardware Configuration\n\n\n15:00 – Wrap Up / Q&A\n\n  \nNew MCU projects must keep up with the increased hardware\, software\, and protocol complexity. Connecting the system to the Internet introduces another order of magnitude in complexity\, as plans for security updates must be considered from the start. \nMustering these challenges in the confines of a software stack originally written by hardware vendors to get users started becomes almost impossible. A larger developer base can share the maintenance load of the “common infrastructure\,” freeing developers to concentrate on the features which differentiate their products against the competition. The Free and Open-Source approach is a perfect match for this new landscape. \nThe cross-architecture\, vendor-neutral\, and permissively licensed Zephyr® OS is introduced to show how it can help development teams concentrate on product features instead of invisible (yet important!) infrastructure. \nPlease register on the link here.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/zephyr-os-on-mcus-linux-for-micros-finland/
CATEGORIES:Member Event,Workshop
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241008T153000
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SUMMARY:Zephyr® OS on MCUs: Linux for Micros? | Ireland
DESCRIPTION:While Linux has long been predominant in microprocessor (MPUs) based embedded systems\, the availability of operating systems for microcontrollers (MCUs) is quite fragmented. Microcontroller manufacturers sometimes have their proprietary offerings\, and FreeRTOS has existed for many years. However\, not much provides a feature set that is even close to Linux. \nMeanwhile\, Zephyr® OS has become an option. Semiconductor companies are spending a lot of money and effort to have some of their current microcontroller generations supported by Zephyr. Together with NXP Semiconductors\, we would like to invite you to a full-day seminar to discuss Zephyr\, what it can do\, and how it looks and feels on NXPs’ most recent microcontroller family\, MCX through hands-on LABs. \nThe seminar will cover “traditional MCU development\,” which is done by small software teams\, usually with the software stack of the MCU supplier. New technologies and the growing complexity of the system context push this model to its limits. \n\n  \nAgenda: \n\n08:30 – Registration / Coffee\n09:00 – Welcome and Introduction to NXP MCU Portfolio\n09:45 – Zephyr® OS\n\nIntroduction\nWhy Zephyr®?\nCoffee break\nZephyr® Ecosystem (Support for ARM Cores\, RISC-V\, etc.)\nLVGL GUI Demo RT1060\nArdunio SIMCom Demo\n\n\n12:00 – Lunch Break\n13:00 – Zephyr® Hands-on LABS using NXP FRDM-MCXN947\n\nHello World: Import Sample\, Build\, Debug\nKconfig: Explore and Modify Kconfigs\, Guiconfig Tool\nDebugging with VS Code: Thread Awareness\, Stack Usage\, Thread Call Stack\nDevicetree: MCUXpresso Device Tree Viewer\, Board Overlay Files\, Modifying Hardware Configuration\n\n\n15:00 – Wrap Up / Q&A\n\n  \nNew MCU projects must keep up with the increased hardware\, software\, and protocol complexity. Connecting the system to the Internet introduces another order of magnitude in complexity\, as plans for security updates must be considered from the start. \nMustering these challenges in the confines of a software stack originally written by hardware vendors to get users started becomes almost impossible. A larger developer base can share the maintenance load of the “common infrastructure\,” freeing developers to concentrate on the features which differentiate their products against the competition. The Free and Open-Source approach is a perfect match for this new landscape. \nThe cross-architecture\, vendor-neutral\, and permissively licensed Zephyr® OS is introduced to show how it can help development teams concentrate on product features instead of invisible (yet important!) infrastructure. \nPlease register on the link here.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/zephyr-os-on-mcus-linux-for-micros-ireland/
CATEGORIES:Member Event,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Zephyr Project meetup: Austin\, Texas
DESCRIPTION:Join the Zephyr community meetup on October 9\, 2024 from 5:30 pm -7:30 pm! Hosted by NXP Semiconductors in Austin\, Texas\, this gathering is for anyone who’s curious about Open Source\, Embedded Systems Programming\, and Software Development. There will be presentations based on products running Zephyr\, subsystems and features you might not have heard of yet.  Expand your network and delve deep into the realm of dependable\, low-power embedded systems. Whether you’re an experienced expert or just stepping into these fascinating areas\, this meetup provides the perfect platform for everyone! \nCheck here to learn more about the agenda and the registration.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/zephyr-project-meetup-austin-texas-2/
LOCATION:Capitol Factory\, 701 Brazos St\, Austin\, Texas\, TX\, 78701\, United States
CATEGORIES:Meetup,Member Event
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20241010T083000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241010T153000
DTSTAMP:20260415T005748
CREATED:20240816T135750Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240816T142810Z
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SUMMARY:Zephyr® OS on MCUs: Linux for Micros? | Sweden
DESCRIPTION:While Linux has long been predominant in microprocessor (MPUs) based embedded systems\, the availability of operating systems for microcontrollers (MCUs) is quite fragmented. Microcontroller manufacturers sometimes have their proprietary offerings\, and FreeRTOS has existed for many years. However\, not much provides a feature set that is even close to Linux. \nMeanwhile\, Zephyr® OS has become an option. Semiconductor companies are spending a lot of money and effort to have some of their current microcontroller generations supported by Zephyr. Together with NXP Semiconductors\, we would like to invite you to a full-day seminar to discuss Zephyr\, what it can do\, and how it looks and feels on NXPs’ most recent microcontroller family\, MCX through hands-on LABs. \nThe seminar will cover “traditional MCU development\,” which is done by small software teams\, usually with the software stack of the MCU supplier. New technologies and the growing complexity of the system context push this model to its limits. \n\n  \nAgenda: \n\n08:30 – Registration / Coffee\n09:00 – Welcome and Introduction to NXP MCU Portfolio\n09:45 – Zephyr® OS\n\nIntroduction\nWhy Zephyr®?\nCoffee break\nZephyr® Ecosystem (Support for ARM Cores\, RISC-V\, etc.)\nLVGL GUI Demo RT1060\nArdunio SIMCom Demo\n\n\n12:00 – Lunch Break\n13:00 – Zephyr® Hands-on LABS using NXP FRDM-MCXN947\n\nHello World: Import Sample\, Build\, Debug\nKconfig: Explore and Modify Kconfigs\, Guiconfig Tool\nDebugging with VS Code: Thread Awareness\, Stack Usage\, Thread Call Stack\nDevicetree: MCUXpresso Device Tree Viewer\, Board Overlay Files\, Modifying Hardware Configuration\n\n\n15:00 – Wrap Up / Q&A\n\n  \nNew MCU projects must keep up with the increased hardware\, software\, and protocol complexity. Connecting the system to the Internet introduces another order of magnitude in complexity\, as plans for security updates must be considered from the start. \nMustering these challenges in the confines of a software stack originally written by hardware vendors to get users started becomes almost impossible. A larger developer base can share the maintenance load of the “common infrastructure\,” freeing developers to concentrate on the features which differentiate their products against the competition. The Free and Open-Source approach is a perfect match for this new landscape. \nThe cross-architecture\, vendor-neutral\, and permissively licensed Zephyr® OS is introduced to show how it can help development teams concentrate on product features instead of invisible (yet important!) infrastructure. \nPlease register on the link here.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/zephyr-os-on-mcus-linux-for-micros-sweden/
CATEGORIES:Member Event,Workshop
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241017T210000
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SUMMARY:Zephyr Project meetup: Hamburg\, Germany
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Zephyr Project on Thursday\, October 17\, 2024\, from 5:30 – 9:00 pm CEST! \nThe event will be hosted at ZAL Zentrum für Angewandte Luftfahrtforschung\, located at Hein-Sass-Weg 22\, 21129 Hamburg. \nArrive early for a special Guided Tour at ZAL from 4:30 – 5:30 pm\, showcasing cutting-edge advancements in aerospace research. \nThe meetup will feature engaging presentations and discussions on the latest in Open Source\, Embedded Systems Programming\, and Software Development. \nCheck here for more information about agenda and registration. \n 
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/zephyr-project-meetup-hamburg-germany/
CATEGORIES:Meetup
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20241029T170000
DTSTAMP:20260415T005748
CREATED:20241009T120644Z
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UID:10000120-1730100600-1730221200@www.zephyrproject.org
SUMMARY:Open Source Summit\, 28-29 October 2024: Tokyo\, Japan
DESCRIPTION:Open Source Summit is the premier event for open source developers\, technologists\, and community leaders to collaborate\, share information\, solve problems and gain knowledge\, furthering open source innovation and ensuring a sustainable open source ecosystem. It is the gathering place for open source code and community contributors. \nOpen Source Summit is a conference umbrella\, composed of a collection of events covering the most important technologies\, topics\, and issues affecting open source today. \nThis year\, there will be talks based on the Zephyr Project at the Open Source Summit. Don’t miss out on these sessions! Add these talks to your schedule today! \nMonday October 28\, 2024 10:15 – 10:30 JST: Keynote: Leveraging Zephyr and ML to Bring Smart Devices to Market\, Faster – Kate Stewart\, Vice President\, Dependable Embedded Systems\,The Linux Foundation\nEnd point devices are resource constrained\, either in terms of power\, memory or communication capabilities – sometimes all three. However\, being able to apply machine learning on these end point devices is possible and when applied strategically enables system wide efficiencies to be realized. This talk will explore the requirements and tradeoffs for such system to be considered when using the Zephyr RTOS and Tensorflow Lite for Embedded Microcontrollers projects. Learn more. \nTuesday October 29\, 2024 14:00 – 14:40 JST: Lessons Learned on Following Security Best Practices in Zephyr – Kate Stewart\, The Linux Foundation\nWhen the Zephyr project launched in 2016\, the lack of standardized security best practices in the IoT market segment was a known problem. It was one of the goals the project wanted to address\, and started working on from before day 1. This talk will go through the journey of the last 8 years of applying known best security practices to an open source project\, including becoming a CVE Numbering Authority\, and forming a PSIRT team from volunteers from different companies. This team has been managing embargo windows\, bulk vulnerability reports as well as the occasional vulnerability reported from the community. It is possible for open source projects to follow Security Best Practices and this talk will let others leverage the key lessons that Zephyr has learned over time. Learn more. \nTuesday October 29\, 2024 14:50 – 15:30 JST: Secure and Encrypted Boot in Zephyr RTOS – Parthiban N\, Linumiz\nMCUboot enables secure booting of Zephyr RTOS using asymmetric cryptographic signature verification with a public key. Typically\, the hash of the public key is embedded within the MCUboot binary\, ensuring its integrity. For enhanced tamper protection\, this hash can also be securely stored and retrieved using hardware keys. Embedded SoCs\, such as the i.MX RT\, offer advanced security features like High Assurance Boot (HAB)\, Data Co-Processor (DCP)\, and Trusted Firmware-M (TF-M) for implementing TrustZone in SoCs like the nRF91. These features enable secure storage with hardware crypto acceleration or external security modules (e.g.\, TPM\, EdgeLock) to store keys in a hardware vault. This presentation will explore MCUboot secure booting with hardware keys\, using the NXP i.MX RT as an example. We’ll delve into HAB for booting signed and encrypted MCUboot\, establishing a hardware root of trust\, and booting Zephyr RTOS using keys from OTP for verification. Additionally\, we’ll discuss using the TF-M backend and OTP for securely booting TrustZone-enabled SoCs. Learn more.
URL:https://www.zephyrproject.org/event/open-source-summit-28-29-october-2024-tokyo-japan/
CATEGORIES:Developer Summit,Industry Conference,Linux Foundation Event
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