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|Leveraging IoT Biometrics and Zephyr RTOS for Neonatal Nursing in Uganda
 
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|Run Your Own 6LoWPAN Based IoT Network
 
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|Soletta: Closing the IoT Development Gap
 
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|Comparison of Linux Software Update Technologies
 
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|Hardware Assisted Tracing on ARM with CoreSight and OpenCSD
 
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|Herd Your Boards, Become a Farmer
 
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|The Zephyr™ Project – An Updated Overview
 
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|Anas Nashif, Intel & Benjamin Walsh, Wind River
 
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|I/O and You: Nonsense Hacks!
 
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|Introducing resinOS: An Operating System Tailored for Containers and Built for the Embedded World
 
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Table of Presentations

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Presenters

Day 1 Presentations

Session Description Presenter(s) Presentation Transcript Status Video
Day 1, 9:00am
Yocto Project Developer Day (Registration and add'l Fee Required)
Day 1, 10:00am
Liota Hackathon (Registration Required)
Day 1, 17:00pm
Pre-Registration

Day 2 Presentations

Session Description Presenter(s) Presentation Transcript Status Video
Day 2, 9:10am
Keynote: Welcome Remarks & Announcements Tim Bird, Program Chair
Real-Time Summit (Registration Required)
Day 2, 9:10am
Keynote: A Fireside Chat with Greg Kroah-Hartman Linux Foundation Fellow
Day 2, 9:35am
Keynote: Jelena Lucin, International Project Manager & Melissa Rancourt, Founder Greenlight for Girls
Day 2, 10:00am
Keynote Maarten Ectors, VP of IoT, NG Networking & Proximity Cloud, Canonical
Day 2, 10:40am
Generic System for Safe Rootfs/Kernel Upgrades without Single-Point of Failure Andreas Fenkart, digitalSTROM PDF
Kernelci.org Needs YOU! Mark Brown, Linaro & Kevin Hilman, BayLibre PDF
Running an Undersea, Robotic Laboratory on a Fixed Energy Budget Brent Roman, Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute PDF
JerryScript: An Ultra-lightweight JavaScript Engine for the Internet of Things Tilmann Scheller, Samsung Electronics PDF
The Little IoT Agent (liota) Greg Bolella, Vmware PDF
Zephyr Project: An RTOS to Change the Face of IoT Geoff Thorpe, NXP Semiconductor PDF
IRQs: the Hard, the Soft, the Threaded and the Preemptible Alison Chaiken, Peloton Technology PDF
Day 2, 11:40am
Long-Term Maintenance, or How to (Mis-)Manage Embedded Systems for 10+ Years Jan Lübbe, Pengutronix e.K. PDF
Read-only rootfs: Theory and Practice Chris Simmonds, 2net PDF
Thwarting Unknown Bugs: Hardening Features in the Mainline Linux Kernel Mark Rutland, ARM PDF
Leveraging IoT Biometrics and Zephyr RTOS for Neonatal Nursing in Uganda Teresa Cauvel, Neopenda PDF
Run Your Own 6LoWPAN Based IoT Network Stefan Schmidt, Samsung PDF
Soletta: Closing the IoT Development Gap Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, ProFUSION Embedded Systems PDF
Day 2, 14:00pm
Comparison of Linux Software Update Technologies Matt Porter, Konsulko PDF
Hardware Assisted Tracing on ARM with CoreSight and OpenCSD Mathieu Poirier, Linaro PDF
Herd Your Boards, Become a Farmer Geert Uytterhoeven, Glider bvba PDF
IPv6 for Embedded Developers used to IPv4 Thiago Macieira, Intel PDF
New Wireless Daemon for Linux Marcel Holtmann, Open Source Technology Center, Intel PDF
The Zephyr™ Project – An Updated Overview Anas Nashif, Intel & Benjamin Walsh, Wind River PDF
Tutorial: Why NAND Flash Breaks Down Arnout Vandecappelle, Essensium/Mind PDF
Day 2, 15:00pm
Approaches to Ultra-Long Software Maintenance Wolfgang Mauerer, Technical University Regensburg/Siemens AG Industrial PDF
I/O and You: Nonsense Hacks! Matt Ranostay, Ranostay Consulting, LLC PDF
Introducing resinOS: An Operating System Tailored for Containers and Built for the Embedded World Petros Angelatos & Andrei Gherzan, resin.io PDF
Build a Micro HTTP Server for Embedded System Jian-Hong Pan PDF
Doing Bluetooth Low Energy on Linux Szymon Janc, CODECOUP PDF
OSS Remote Firmware Updates for IoT-like Projects Silvano Cirujano Cuesta, Siemens AG PDF
Day 2, 16:10pm
Automated Testing Laboratory for Embedded Linux Distributions Pawel Wieczorek, Samsung R&D Institute Poland PDF
Open Source in Every Car with Automotive Grade Linux Walt Miner, The Linux Foundation PDF
Stuck in 2009 - How I Survived Will Sheppard, Embedded Bits Limited PDF
How to Build a Distributed Serverless Polyglot Micro Services IoT Platform Using Docker and OpenWhisk Kalonji Bankole, IBM PDF
Improving System Configuration for Zephyr and Beyond Andy Gross, Linaro PDF
OCF for Resource-Constrained Environments Kishen Maloor, Intel Corporation PDF
Tutorial: Bootstrapping the Partitioning Hypervisor Jailhouse Jan Kiszka, Siemens AG PDF
Day 2, 17:10pm
ARM64 SoC Linux Support Check-List Gregory Clement, Free Electrons PDF
Open Source, Encryption and Export Regulations & The New Compliance Frontier Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems PDF
Survey of Open Hardware 2016 John Hawley, Intel PDF
Apache Mynewt Overview Sterling Hughes & James Pace, Runtime PDF
Flow Based Programming Applied to IoT Development Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, ProFUSION Embedded Systems PDF
Linux+Zephyr: IoT Made Easy Pantelis Antoniou, Konsulko Group PDF
Day 2, 16:10pm
BoF: Linux Device Performance Framework Michael Turquette, BayLibre PDF
BoF: MinnowBoard John Hawley, Intel PDF
BoF: Open Source Project to Update Linux Devices Over-the-Air (OTA): Mender.io Ralph Nguyen, Eystein Stenberg & Marcin Pasinski, Mender.io PDF
BoF: Small Business Andrew Murray, Embedded Bits PDF
BoF: Yocto Project & OpenEmbedded Jeff Osier-Mixon, Intel Corporation/Yocto Project PDF

Day 3 Presentations

Session Description Presenter(s) Presentation Transcript Status Video
Day 3, 9:00am
Building a Bards Farm: Continuous Integration and Remote Control Antoine Tenart & Quentin Schulz, Free Electrons
Introduction to Realtime Linux Jan Altenberg, linutronix GmbH
LininoOS, LininoIO and ArduinoOS : A Suitable Ecosystem for Linux and MCUs Arturo Rinaldi, Arduino.org
Supporting the Camera Interface on the C.H.I.P Maxime Ripard, Free Electrons
Better Alignment of Flash Storage to Mobile System Behavior Alex Lemberg, SanDisk Company
Brillo and Weave Internals Karim Yaghmour, Opersys inc.
Securing the Connected Car Eystein Stenberg, Mender.io
IoT 101: Getting Connected for Developers (Registration Required)
Tracing Summit (Registration Required)
Day 3, 10:45am
Designing a Distro from Scratch Using OpenEmbedded - Part 2 Koen Kooi, Linaro
Drones Still Going Open Source Julien Beraud, Parrot
Leveraging the Open Source Development Model Inside Your Company Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems
Linux DRM: New Picture Processing API Marek Szyprowski, Samsung Electronics Polska Sp. z o.o.
(In)secure Things Shane Coughlan, Insignary
Creating Continuous Delivery for Yocto Based IoT Distribution Alexander Kanevskiy, Intel
Devicetree Hardware Autoconfiguration Hans de Goede, Red Hat
Day 3, 11:45am
Audio on Linux: The End of a Golden Age? Lars-Peter Clausen, Analog Devices
Efficient Visual Avoidance and Control for UAVs with Embedded GPUs Kabir Mohammed, UASys
The Path of the Private FUTEX Sebastian Siewior, Linutronix GmbH
Using ELBE to Build Debian Based Embedded Systems Manuel Traut, Linutronix GmbH
A More Open Trust Protocol Christian Brindley, Symantec
Open Source Bluetooth Device Firmware for IoT and Makers Marcel Holtmann, Open Source Technology Center, Intel
Wyliodrin STUDIO: An Open Source Tool for IoT Development Serban Razvan, Wyliodrin
Day 3, 14:00pm
ASoC: Supporting Audio on an Embedded Board Alexandre Belloni, Free Electrons
Choosing Linux for New Use Cases Tsugikazu Shibata, NEC
Exploring Linux Kernel Source Code with Eclipse and QTCreator Marcin Bis
Verified Boot: From ROM to Userspace Marc Kleine-Budde, Pengutronix e.K.
Demystifying Systemd for Embedded Systems Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, ProFUSION
Embedded Systems Software Update for IoT: The Current State of Play Chris Simmonds, 2net
Tutorial: Building an IoT Empire Michael Schloh von Bennewitz, Computer Scientist
Day 3, 15:00pm
Automotive Collaboration: What's Really Going On? Has Something Improved During the Last Year? Paul Sherwood, Codethink Ltd
Cameras in Embedded Systems: Device Tree and ACPI View Sakari Ailus, Intel PDF
Isar: Build Debian-Based Products with BitBake Baurzhan Ismagulov, ilbers GmbH
Running UBI/UBIFS on MLC NAND Richard Weinberger, sigma star gmbh & Boris Brezillon, Free Electrons
IoTivity: The Open Connectivity Foundation and the IoT Challenge Thiago Macieira, Intel
Software Updates for Connected Devices: Key Considerations Eystein Stenberg, Mender.io
Day 3, 16:30pm
Deby - Reproducible and Maintainable Embedded Linux Environment with Poky Kazuhiro Hayashi, Toshiba Corporation
Open Source for Automotive Developed in the Open becomes Real: GENIVI Development Platform Agustin Benito Bethencourt, Codethink Ltd
Reconfigurable Computing Architecture for the Linux Kernel Vince Bridgers & Yves Vandervennet, Intel
Swapping and Embedded: Compression is the Key Vitaly Wool
Building an IoT-class Device Igor Stoppa, Open Source Technology Center, Intel
Gateways - The Center of Complexity for Update Ned Smith, Intel
Using Greybus for IoT Alexandre Bailon, BayLibre

Day 4 Presentations

Session Description Presenter(s) Presentation Transcript Status Video
Day 4, 08:15am
OpenWrt Summit (Registration Required)
Day 4, 09:00am
BYOD (Build Your Own Device) Angelo Dureghello, Sysam, Nomovok
EFL - A UI Toolkit Designed for the Embedded World Tom Hacohen, Samsung
Time is Ready for the Civil Infrastructure Platform Yoshitake Kobayashi, Corporate Software Engineering Center & Urs Gleim, Seimens
Using SCHED_DEADLINE Steven Rostedt, Red Hat
Open Source Development for the ESP8266 and Azure Ivan Judson, Rita Zhang & Pamela Cortez, Microsoft
Power Management Challenges in IoT and How Zephyr RTOS Meets Them Ramesh Thomas, Intel
Tutorial: Building a Drone, From Scratch Igor Stoppa, Open Source Technology Center, Intel
Day 4, 10:00am
Anatomy of Cross-Compilation Toolchains Thomas Petazzoni, Free Electrons
Continuous Integration and Autotest Environment Using Fuego Kenji Tadano & Kengo Ibe, Mitsubishi Electric
Introduction to Memory Management in Linux Matt Porter, Konsulko
Trying to Explain the 'Incomprehensible' Decision Making Process of a Subsystem Maintainer Wolfram Sang, Renesas
How to Develop the ARM 64bit Board, Samsung TM2 with Exynos5433 Chanwoo Choi & Seung-Woo Kim, Samsung Electronics
The Internet of Things and Life Beyond Linux Wolfgang Mauerer, Technical University Regensburg/Siemens AG
Day 4, 11:15am
HDMI CEC: What? Why? How? Hans Verkuil, Cisco Systems Norway
It's a Hardware Bug and I can Prove It Kris Chaplin, Altera
Modernizing the NAND Framework: The Big Picture Boris Brezillon, Free Electrons
No, It's Never Too Late to Upstream Your Legacy Linux Based Platform Neil Armstrong
Avoid the Silos and Help Build the True Internet of Things Aaron Vernon, Higgns
Creating Bluetooth-Based IoT Solutions with Zephyr Johan Hedberg, Open Source Technology Center, Intel
JavaScript Meets Zephyr Sakari Poussa, Intel
Day 4, 12:15pm
Clinging to Clang Khem Raj, Comcast RDK
Continuous Integration and Testing of a Yocto Project Based Automotive Head Unit Mario Domenech Goulart & Mikko Rapeli, BMW
Solving Devicetree Issues, part 3.0 Frank Rowand, Sony
Update on Shared Logging between the Kernel and the Bootloader Sean Hudson, Mentor Graphics, Inc
BlueZ Meets Zephyr Luiz Augusto von Dentz, Intel
Cloud Platforms for the Internet of Things: How Do They Stack Up? Koustabh Dolui, Politecnico di Milano
Enabling IoT OSs for Intel Quark MCU platforms: The Fast Way Andre Guedes, Intel
Day 4, 14:30pm
C++ for Embedded Development Thiago Macieira, Intel
GPIO for Engineers and Makers Linus Walleij
kvmtool - A QEMU Alternative? Andre Przywara, ARM
Using the Network as a Reliable Platform for Time-Sensitive Systems Henrik Austad, Cisco
Quark Microcontroller Software Interface Malcolm Prinn, Intel
Security in IoT, More an Attitude Issue than a Technical Challenge
Day 4, 15:30pm
Debugging Methodologies for Realtime Issues in Linux Systems Joel Fernandes, Amazon
FDO: Magic 'Make My Program Faster' Compilation Option? Pawel Moll, ARM
Knocking at Your Back Door (or How Dealing with Modern Interrupt Architectures can Affect Your Sanity) Marc Zyngier, ARM Ltd
Open-Source Tools for FPGA Development Marek Vašut, DENX Software Engineering
Creating Memory Efficient and High Performance IP Stack for Zephyr OS Jukka Rissanen, Open Source Technology Center, Intel
How to Prototype an IoT Hardware with IoTivity on GNU/Linux Phil Coval, Samsung
Day 4, 16:40pm
Keynote: Zephyr & IoT Security Geoff Thorpe, Head of IoT Security, NXP Semiconductor
Day 4, 17:00pm
Keynote: Status of Embedded Linux Tim Bird, ELC Program Chair
Day 4, 17:20pm
Closing Game