Keynote: Organising the Hardware Ecosystem with Open Source: Antmicro's Visual...
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A Visual System Designer builds block diagrams from a curated library and generates device tree → Renode config so compiled Zephyr or Linux firmware runs in simulation; the team already runs the Zephyr Dashboard CI against 273 boards and republishes results in Renodepedia. An Open Hardware Portal serves searchable components with KiCad footprints and Blender 3D models, and the flow proves out by generating firmware that executes in a few clicks.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Keynote motivation
- 1:03Hardware development complexities
- 2:28Disjoint hardware ecosystems
- 3:32Hardware design patterns
- 4:58Renode simulator workflow
- 6:43Zephyr firmware testing
- 7:45Open hardware portal
- 9:09Interactive schematics
- 10:09Visual system designer
- 11:31Firmware from block diagrams
- 12:32ASIC development with designer
- 13:36Future directions
- 14:40Call to action
- 15:01Summary
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