OpenHW CORE-V MCU DevKit for Cloud Connected IoT
summary
Demonstration shows an open-source RISC‑V CV32E40P core instantiated in a CORE‑V MCU DevKit (emulated on FPGA, 22FDX tapeout pending, silicon expected late year) running FreeRTOS with an Eclipse‑based IDE and GCC toolchain; 10–12 DevKits worldwide stream local temperature from a NexysA7 sensor board into Amazon IoT using AWS IoT ExpressLink over UART with mutual TLS and secure key storage. Data aggregates into AWS databases and a Grafana dashboard; the stack claims production‑grade verification and working end‑to‑end cloud connectivity.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenHW
- 1:22OpenHW ecosystem structure
- 3:30CORE-V MCU DevKit overview
- 4:54Core E40P details and verification
- 5:58MCU integration and FPGA array
- 6:40Software stack and toolchain
- 7:03Cloud connectivity with AWS
- 8:28AWS IoT ExpressLink benefits
- 10:11Data streaming to AWS dashboard
- 11:15Open source stack from RTL to cloud
- 11:56Board availability and next steps
- 12:19Q&A and closing
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