Embedded Open Source Summit 2023

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Embedded Open Source Summit 2023

June 26-30, 2023
Prague, Czech Republic + Virtual
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12:00 CEST

(Virtual) Analyze USB Traffic with Wireshark - Tomasz Moń, Nordic Semiconductor Poland Sp. z o.o. On-Demand (Virtual) AP Power Sequence Subsystem - Bernardo Salvador Perez Priego, Intel Corporation On-Demand (Virtual) Differentiating Bluetooth Low Energy Products by Exploiting and Exploring Zephyr Bluetooth Controller Implementations - Vinayak Kariappa Chettimada, Nordic Semiconductor ASA On-Demand (Virtual) Distributed Embedded Systems Using Zephyr - Yuval Peress, Google On-Demand (Virtual) Don’t (Kernel) Panic! Zephyr Errors and How to Deal with Them - Lauren Murphy, Intel On-Demand (Virtual) Drift, Jitter, and Expectations: A Story of Kernel Timers - Tom Burdick, Intel Corporation On-Demand (Virtual) Enhancing System Security by Integrating Zephyr Bootloader and MCUboot - Afzal Hasan & Priya Dixit, Samsung Semiconductor India Research On-Demand (Virtual) Full Workflow With West - Al Semjonovs, Google On-Demand (Virtual) High Bandwidth Sensors - Yuval Peress, Google On-Demand (Virtual) Implementation of a Standard Interface for SMS in Zephyr - Jared Baumann, T-Mobile On-Demand (Virtual) Integration of a CA Certificate Store Into Zephyr RTOS - Jared Baumann, T-Mobile USA On-Demand (Virtual) Introducing a New Zephyr Sensor Subsystem - Hebo He & Ke Han, Intel On-Demand (Virtual) Overview of Logging - Aastha Grover, Intel Corporation On-Demand (Virtual) Porting Zephyr OS for a SoC (Cortex-R5) - M Tamseel Shams, Samsung Semiconductor India Research On-Demand (Virtual) Tokenized Logging with Pigweed - Al Semjonovs, Google On-Demand (Virtual) USB Type-C and You - Diana Zigterman & Samuel Hurst, Google Chamber Hall (Virtual) Zephyr Footprint – Where Are We and Where Are We Going - Ederson de Souza, Intel Corporation On-Demand (Virtual) ZVM: Zephyr-based Virtual Machine - Guoqi Xie, Hunan University On-Demand

09:00 CEST

9 Years in the Making, the Story of Zephyr, Starting with Commit Nr. 1 - Anas Nashif, Intel South Hall 3C Build a Pump Monitor for Railway Applications with Zephyr OS - Oliver Völckers, BeST Berliner Sensortechnik GmbH & Jonas Remmert, Phytec Messtechnik GmbH South Hall 3B Going West: How we Develop and Maintain a Zephyr-based Microcontroller SDK - Carles Cufí, Nordic Semiconductor South Hall 3A

09:50 CEST

How to Setup Test Infrastructure - Szymon Richert & Mateusz Junkier, Intel South Hall 3A Porting an AI Powered Wearable Health Monitor to Zephyr on Open Hardware - Szymon Duchniewicz, Avanade & Jakub Duchniewicz, Tietoevry South Hall 3B System Devicetree Support in Zephyr - Marti Bolivar, Nordic Semiconductor South Hall 3C

11:00 CEST

Building an Open Source Smartwatch Using Zephyr - Jakob Krantz, u-blox South Hall 3B Reworking the Zephyr Clock Control Subsystem - Moritz Fischer, Google South Hall 3C Zephyr Accelerates Tools for Testing External Display Support - Paul Fagerburg, Google South Hall 3A

11:50 CEST

Brewce: Brewing Beer with Zephyr, Android and Thingsboard - Christian Hirsch South Hall 3B Manifests: Project Sanity in the Ever-Changing Zephyr World - Mike Szczys, Golioth South Hall 3C

14:00 CEST

New USB Device Class API Introduction - Johann Fischer, Nordic Semiconductor ASA South Hall 3C Practical Tips to Boost Your Productivity When Using Zephyr - Benjamin Cabé, The Linux Foundation South Hall 3A Unlocking the Power of POSIX Support in Zephyr RTOS - Alexey Brodkin, Synopsys South Hall 3B

14:50 CEST

Community Improvements for Tracealyzer Zephyr Port - Evgeniy Paltsev, Synopsys South Hall 3C Zephyr Onboarding in 30 Seconds - Methods and Experiments During Zephyr Training - Chris Gammell, Golioth South Hall 3A

15:50 CEST

How I Fell in Love with Zephyr – a System Architect’s Tale - Tobias Kästner, UL Method Park & Stephan Linz, Navimatix GmbH South Hall 3B Zbus - the Lightweight and Flexible Zephyr Message Bus - Rodrigo José Sarmento Peixoto, Edge-UFAL/Citrinio South Hall 3A Meet the Maintainers: Discuss Roles and Responsibilities, Areas of Improvements and How We Keep up as Maintainers with the Project Growth - Anas Nashif, Intel South Hall 3C

16:40 CEST

Insights on the Re-Architecting to a Single Codebase, Running on Different Hardware with Zephyr OS - Ziv Hershkovitch & Erez Shaul, Augury South Hall 3B

11:10 CEST

Boot to Cloud Security Considerations with IoT - Kevin Townsend, Linaro Conference Hall STM32 on Zephyr, What You Need to Know - Erwan Gouriou, STMicroelectronics North Hall USB Device Support in Zephyr RTOS from the Application Perspective - Johann Fischer, Nordic Semiconductor ASA Chamber Hall

12:00 CEST

Implementing a Custom USB Device Controller Driver in Zephyr - Mohammed Billoo, MAB Labs, LLC Chamber Hall Provisioning in Zephyr - Jared Wolff, Circuit Dojo LLC Conference Hall Running Zephyr RTOS on Cadence® Tensilica® HiFi 4 DSP - Iuliana Prodan, NXP North Hall

14:00 CEST

Community Fueled OTA for Zephyr (and Other µCs) - Josef Holzmayr, Mender.io Conference Hall Introducing the Zephyr Input Subsystem - Fabio Baltieri, Google Chamber Hall Management of IoT TinyML Devices - Mieszko Mieruński, AVSystem North Hall

14:50 CEST

Enabling Sound Open Firmware on Arm® Cortex®-a Based Devices Using Zephyr RTOS - Daniel Baluta, NXP North Hall Leveraging Compiler Code Instrumentation for Zephyr Tracing & Profiling Tools - Gustavo Romero & Kevin Townsend, Linaro On-Demand The Hacker’s Perspective: Zephyr OS and On-Device Runtime Protection - Natali Tshuva, Sternum IoT Conference Hall

15:50 CEST

Testing Zephyr RTOS on the Zoo: A Daily Regression Testing Framework for a Diverse Fleet of Target Platforms - Alexey Brodkin, Synopsys Chamber Hall ThingSet + Zephyr: Transport-Agnostic Device Connectivity Within 10 Minutes - Martin Jäger, Libre Solar Technologies GmbH North Hall Zephyr & Visual Studio Code: How to Develop Zephyr Apps with a Modern, Visual IDE - Jonathan Beri, Golioth Conference Hall

16:40 CEST

Greybus for Robotics with Zephyr RTOS - Vaishnav Achath, Texas Instruments Inc. North Hall Using the Thrift RPC Framework in Zephyr - Chris Friedt, Meta Chamber Hall Zephyr Tools for VSCode: Get Started with Zephyr Fast - Jared Wolff, Circuit Dojo LLC Conference Hall

11:20 CEST

Arduino to RTOS - A Pilgrim's Progress - TJ VanToll & Zak Fields, Blues Inc. Chamber Hall Enabling the Silicon Labs EFR Family in Zephyr – a Case Study from a Port’s Lifecycle - Karol Gugala, Antmicro & Anders Pettersson, Silicon Labs North Hall Testing a Wireless IoT Product: Things We Wish Someone Told Us Before - Andreas Müller & Reto Schneider, Gardena (Husqvarna Group) Conference Hall

12:10 CEST

Adding Coredumps to Your Debugging Toolkit - Eric Johnson, Memfault North Hall Introducing CHESTER Platform for Industrial IoT Applications - Pavel Hübner, HARDWARIO Conference Hall Zephyr Off-Chip Peripheral Emulation - Aaron Massey, Google Chamber Hall

14:10 CEST

Building a Matter-Based Product for a Good Cause Using ZephyrOS and NordicSemi’s NRF52840 - Ramin Zaghi, visualSilicon Conference Hall ESP32 – Critical Safe and AMP Support - Sylvio Alves, Espressif Systems North Hall

15:00 CEST

Blinky 2.0: Graphics Acceleration on Zephyr RTOS - Daniel DeGrasse, NXP Semiconductors North Hall Open Source Ultra-Wideband RTLS with Zephyr – Development Experience - Aleksander Wójtowicz, AVSystem Conference Hall Simplifying Zephyr Usage Through Linux Host Integration - Jason Kridner, BeagleBoard.org Foundation Chamber Hall

16:00 CEST

Connecting and Managing Zephyr Devices Remotely Using LWM2M and Eclipse Leshan - Julien Vermillard, EdgeIQ Conference Hall Introduce Hardware-Level Device Isolation to Zephyr - Jaxson Han & Huifeng Zhang, Arm North Hall Using Customerized QEMU Co-simulation for Development and Test of Zephyr Applications - Hake Huang, NXP Semiconductor Chamber Hall

16:50 CEST

A Bridle for Your Kite - Best Practices for Downstream Development with Zephyr - Stephan Linz, Navimatix GmbH & Tobias Kästner, UL Method Park GmbH North Hall How Eclipse Oniro Uses Zephyr – Lessons Learned - Stefan Schmidt, Huawei Technologies Conference Hall POSIX Roadmap for LTSv3 - Chris Friedt, Meta Chamber Hall

19:00 CEST

BoF: Zephyr Documentation - Benjamin Cabé, The Linux Foundation Chamber Hall The Zephyr Project Security Overview, Progress, and Status - David Brown, Linaro & Flavio Ceolin, Intel Conference Hall