Join us for an evening of insightful talks and networking opportunities with industry professionals. This event is perfect for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge and making valuable connections. If you want to delve deeper into Zephyr development this event will provide you with different perspectives on how to work with the Zephyr platform.
Don’t miss this chance to enhance your expertise and grow your professional network!
Programme
16.30 – 17.00: Doors open – welcome & networking
17.15 – 17.45: Mjølner talk – Agile Product Development with Zephyr
18.00 – 18.30: ST Microelectronics – STM32’s role in the Zephyr ecosystem
18.30 – 19.15: Dinner and booths in Asgaard
19.15 – 20.00: Nordic Semiconductors: Stop creating threads! Share them instead.
20.00 – 20.15: Break
20.15 – 21.00: Qt – More with less, Qt with Zephyr
21.00 – 22.00: Drinks, networking and booths in Asgaard
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How does Mjølner use Zephyr?
Mjølner is committed to being the preferred supplier for physical digital prototypes, with a strong focus on rapid prototyping, multi-source design, and security. To deliver on this commitment, we use the Zephyr platform for:
- Supporting our Multi Source Design strategy and to strive to deliver solutions that are as vendor- and hardware-agnostic.
- It allows us to provide our clients with the flexibility and adaptability needed in today’s fast-paced tech environment.
- Enabling us to offer robust solutions that align perfectly with our customers’ diverse needs, ensuring rapid prototyping and enhanced security in every project we undertake.
meet the speakers
Agile Product Development with Zephyr
Agility is a long-standing tradition in software development, while hardware development often leans towards a more waterfall-like approach.
This talk explores the potential of extending agile methodologies to also include hardware development. Through examples, in context of Zephyr, we will highlight some derived benefits in the intersection between the hardware and software domains – including decoupling from unreliable supply-chains.
STM32’s role in the Zephyr ecosystem
The presentation will look at STM32’s role in the Zephyr ecosystem, how we support it and what the ST strategy is.
Stop creating threads! Share them instead
Threads are just about the most expensive object in multithreaded embedded systems. They hog the RAM like no other and bring a seemingly infinite number of new and exciting ways of breaking programs with concurrency issues.
This talk will focus on presenting the problem, and a way of solving it by sharing the precious few threads we have instead of creating new ones.
More with less, Qt with Zephyr
So far, development of applications for MCUs has often been constrained by specifics of each of the proprietary MCU platforms. With Zephyr gaining more and more traction, we see that Zephyr is becoming a universal and indispensable part of MCU development. Qt has always stood for platform independence on desktop, mobile, embedded MPU and MCU devices. In this talk we are going to show how Qt and Zephyr collaboration can enable accelerated graphics and quick development cycles on a broad range of devices. Step by and learn what’s next!
Bruno will be a part of the talk held by Qt together with his colleague Amit NaiNawat. In 2023 Bruno created a port of Qt for Zephyr with focus on Nordic nRF53. During the talk Bruno will guide you through the process and present new developments such as accelerated graphics and much more.
