Tutorial: Time-to-Market With Zephyr and Pigweed
summary
Claims a fast path to a working embedded product using Zephyr + Pigweed and emulated tests with gRPC and HDLC for transport, tokenized logging backed by a hash string database to cut image size, and a Python/web console to decode tokens. Builds an automatic bicycle gear shifter prototype that caches events, pushes dumps to Firebase, and uses remote config plus 50/50 A/B testing on a cadence energy threshold to tune shifts. Crash reporting is experimental and not yet reliable.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Zephyr and Pigweed intro
- 1:31Firebase for embedded apps
- 2:37Automatic gear shifter demo
- 4:42Zephyr and Pigweed setup
- 6:09Pigweed RPC and logging
- 8:57Firebase and Pigweed tracking
- 10:19Remote configuration
- 13:49User behavior analysis
- 16:42Crash reporting and improvements
- 17:46Launching and iterating
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