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Join our teamScalable, real-time operating system (RTOS) for embedded devices.
NXP is a founding member of The Zephyr™ Project, a collaborative effort to develop an open source, scalable, and robust RTOS optimized for resource-constrained embedded devices and built with security in mind.
NXP offers a variety of evaluation and prototyping platforms that are supported by the easy-to-use Zephyr OS. Developers are able to easily tailor a solution to meet their needs using a true open source project with hardware, developer tools, and sensor and device drivers. Security enhancements with Zephyr OS enable the simple implementation of device management, connectivity stacks, and file systems.
A comparison of Zephyr OS running on high performance i.MX RT1050 crossover MCUs to Linux running on applications processor.
A quick snapshot of the results of the benchmark study analyzing Zephyr OS running on the i.MX RT crossover MCUs.
Released quarterly, the latest Zephyr OS software is regularly updated to include the latest in security, connectivity, and device support.
This video shows Bluetooth mesh functionality using open source Zephyr OS and LittleVGL graphics libraries, with the NXP i.MX RT1050 crossover MCU as the controller.