NXP at EOSS 2023
Jun 27-30, Prague, Czech Republic
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Embedded Open Source Summit (EOSS) is a new umbrella event for open source embedded projects and developer communities to come together under one roof for important collaboration and education.
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Featured NXP Sessions
Running Zephyr RTOS on Cadence® Tensilica® HiFi 4 DSP
This presentation will highlight how to harness the power processing of the DSP by running Zephyr RTOS on the DSP, while running Linux® OS on the main Cortex®-A core. This presentation will cover simple and more complex examples, such as “hello_world”, IPC samples and Sound Open Firmware.
Using Customized QEMU Co-simulation for Development and Test of Zephyr Applications
QEMU (Quick EMULATOR) is a free and open-source hosted hypervisor that can be used for co-simulation. It enables virtual machines to be run on multiple different architectures, and provides a range of features such as snapshot support, pause and resume, and support for different operating systems. QEMU is a great way to test and debug applications, develop software or run multiple operating systems without impacting your regular system. It can also be used to test virtualized applications and environments.
Enabling Sound Open Firmware on Arm® Cortex®-a Based Devices Using Zephyr RTOS
This presentation will focus on how to move this code to newer Cortex-A devices that don’t incorporate a separate DSP. The task starts with using Jailhouse hypervisor to reserve the Arm Cortex-A core to run the Sound Open Firmware as an application inside Zephyr RTOS. This presentation will detail the general solution involving running Linux OS and Zephyr RTOS on separate ARM® Cortex- A cores with the help of Jailhouse hypervisor.
Shield Your Devices: The Strength of Open-Source Software and Hardware
This presentation aims to fill this gap by proposing a port of Open Portable Trusted Execution Environment (OP-TEE) to RISC-V with a fully compatible design and maximum reuse of existing Trusted Applications (TAs). The TA ecosystem has grown as a result of the transition from vendor-controlled, single purpose TEEs to open TEEs that host from multiple sources with various use-cases in mind.
Blinky 2.0: Graphics Acceleration on Zephyr RTOS
This presentation will discuss the current state of graphics in Zephyr RTOS and propose a new subsystem to enable applications to benefit from graphics accelerators present on the SOC. Given the variety of operations supported between various accelerators and the cost of CPU rendering in a graphics pipeline, this framework must be flexible and performant. Support for graphics acceleration in Zephyr will enable it to compete in segments demanding low power with modern graphics, such as the wearables market.
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EOSS Featured Events
The event is composed of micro conferences including Embedded Linux Conference, Zephyr Developer Summit, Automotive Linux Summit and Embedded IOT Summit. Micro conferences will include presentations, BoFs, training, workshops and min-confs designed for real time problem solving and deep discussion.
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The Embedded IoT Summit is where system architects, firmware developers and software developers working on resource constrained embedded and IoT products can learn and collaborate for increased development velocity and maximum innovation.
Launched in 2005, Embedded Linux Conference (ELC) is for companies and developers using Linux in embedded products. Gathers the technical experts working on embedded systems and applications for education and collaboration, paving the way for transformation in these important and far reaching areas.
All new for 2023, LF Energy Embedded Summit will gather embedded developers with stakeholders from the energy sector for a discussion of how IoT and other hardware can accelerate the energy transition and drive decarbonization.
This event, sponsored by ELISA, gathers safety experts and open source developers to enable and advance the use of open source in safety-critical applications.
Launched in 2021, Zephyr Developer Summit is for developers using or considering Zephyr in embedded products. This year we will be focusing on supporting topics of interest to users of Zephyr, developers contributing upstream and maintainer specific topics.
