Open Source Summit Europe 2019
2019-10-28..2019-10-30
Lyon, France
[Open Source Summit Europe 2019, Open Source Summit Europe 2022, Open Source Summit Europe 2022: Open AI + Data Forum, Open Source Summit Europe 2023, Open Source Summit Europe 2024, Open Source Summit Europe 2024: Open AI + Data Forum, Open Source Summit Europe 2025]
[Embedded IoT Summit @ Open Source Summit Europe 2022, Open Source Summit North America 2026, Open Source Summit + Embedded Linux Conference 2021, Zephyr Developer Summit @ Embedded Open Source Summit 2024, Open Source Summit Europe + Embedded Linux Conference Europe 2019, Zephyr Developer Summit 2023]
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth Mesh and Zephyr | Martin Woolley | 46m |
Bluetooth Mesh (spec 2017) uses Bluetooth Low Energy and supports networks up to 32,000 nodes with up to 127 hops and about 200 certified products; Zephyr RTOS… | ||
| BoF: Multibuild for Zephyr RTOS | Marti Bolivar | 36m |
Zephyr RTOS gains a non-recursive CMake approach that lets one top-level build include multiple application images via add_subdirectory plus a new image… | ||
| Precision Timeouts in Zephyr: Past, Present, and Future | Piotr Zięcik | 29m |
Benchmarks run 100 tests comparing k_timer, k_busy_wait and k_microsleep show premature expirations and unexplained long tails — a one‑microsecond sleep… | ||
| Multi-core Application Development with Zephyr RTOS | Alexey Brodkin | 35m |
Zephyr now supports both AMP and SMP on real boards and QEMU with shared memory and cross‑core interrupts for coordination, slave‑core init, atomic ops and… | ||
| Building a Debug Probe with the Zephyr RTOS | Johann Fischer | 32m |
Explains building an Arm Cortex-M debug probe using the Zephyr RTOS instead of the Keil/ARM-based DAPLink stack. Covers the debug-probe hardware structure… | ||
| Zephyr OS Memory Protection | Andrew Boie | 35m |
Zephyr implements MPU-backed user mode with memory domains, using a build-time DWARF scan and a perfect hash table (via Jeepers) mapping kernel-object… | ||
| A Dive into Zephyr Device Driver Model | Tomasz Bursztyka | 23m |
Explains Zephyr's device driver model: a tiny struct device that holds an init function, a driver name string, API pointer and optional config, placed into… | ||
| Writing Your Own Gadget with Zephyr OS | Andrei Emeltchenko | 38m |
Writing Your Own Gadget with Zephyr OS - Andrei Emeltchenko, Intel
In this talk the author describes possible ways of connecting IOT devices using embedded… | ||
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