Arduino to RTOS - A Pilgrim's Progress
summary
A practical migration story from Arduino to ZephyrRTOS: a Notecard-based stack with Notecard 500 MB and 10 years service and JSON API connects over I²C/serial to a BME280 humidity/temperature sensor; firmware exists as both Arduino and Zephyr on a Swan STM32 Feather carrier; Zephyr adds device tree and work-queue abstractions plus native drivers and test harnesses; tooling includes a VS Code devcontainer to build/debug; demo adds an actuator (confetti cannon) to show async control and mostly works end-to-end.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 22:42Zephyr: Basic Structure
- 23:35Zephyr: Blinky
- 25:46Zephyr: Devicetree
- 28:58Zephyr: Getting Started
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