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BeagleBone Board

System-in-Package Technology: Making It Easier to Build Your Own Linux Computer [ELC 2018]

Presenter: Erik Welsh, Octavo Systems & Jason Kridner, Beagleboard.org
Summary: This presentation provides information about SiP integrates
heterogeneous processors, memory, and boot complexity.

Google Summer of Code and Beagleboard.org [ELC 2017]

Presenter: Drew Fustini, Beagleboard.org Foundation
Summary: This presentation provides information about education around the design
and use of Open Source Software and Open Source Hardware.

Beagle BoF [ELC 2017]

Presenter: Drew Fustini, Beagleboard.org Foundation
Summary: This presentation provides information about BeagleBone OSHW ecosystem,
Debian images, and U-Boot Overlays.

Beaglebone: The Perfect Telemetry Platform? [ELC 2013]

Presenter: Matt Ranostay
Summary: This presentation provides information about Beaglebone
telemetry project, Sensor selection .

BeagleBone Hands-on Tutorial Session 2 Sponsored by BeagleBoard.org and BeagleBoardToys.com [ELC 2013]

Presenter: Jayneil Dalal, Texas Instruments
Summary: This presentation provides information about Beaglebone Overview,
GPIO Programming on the Beaglebone and Physical computing on the Beaglebone.

Beaglebone: The Perfect Telemetry Platform?[ELCE 2012]

Presenter: Matt Ranostay
Summary: This presentation talks about Beaglebone, Beaglebone Telemetry project
and it's practical applications.

What's Old Is New: A 6502-based Remote Processor [ELC 2012]

Presenter: Matt Porter, Texas Instruments
Summary: This presentation provides information about remote proc,
hardware design, and kernel design.

High-Level Web Interface to Low-Level Linux I/O on the Beagleboard [ELC 2011]

Presenter: Jason Kridner (Texas Instruments)
Summary: This presentation provides information about development boards
based on the beagle board, and zero-install visualization tools.

OpenJDK for Embedded Linux Devices[ELCE 2010]

Presenter: Robert Schuster (with kind support by Xerxes Ranby for demonstration)
Summary: This presentation talks about use of IcedTea patch for
cross compiling OpenJDK for embedded Linux devices(here beagleboard).

Zephyr

Developing Open-Source Software RTOS with Functional Safety in Mind [ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Anas Nashif, Intel
Summary: This talk will show how the Zephyr project is moving to a new
development process and methodology that uses existing and public
tools to address many of the requirements and foundations that would
help with using Zephyr in applications depending on functional safety.

Zephyr and Trusted Execution Environments [ELCE 2018]

Presenter:Andy Gross, Linaro
Summary: This presentation presents the current state of the Zephyr Project
and implementation of trusted execution environment support. Andy will
discuss the various changes required to support ARMv8M and ARMv7M trusted
execution environment.

A Zephyr User Story [ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Franco Saworski, blik GmbH
Summary: This talk will guide you through the decision process for an RTOS
and goes on to discuss implementation details.

Backporting is so 1993 [ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Ricardo Salveti & Michael Scott, Foundries.io
Summary: This talk will show you how you can build better embedded
products with the help of some amazing new open source technologies(Zephyr)
and some good design practices.

Enabling Zephyr on Your Hardware Platform[ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Diego Sueiro, Sepura / Embarcados
Summary: This talk will go through the detailed process of adding support
for new architectures and hardware platforms in Zephyr, showing a
step-by-step guide with a real example pointing out the caveats and
some debugging tricks.

Linux and Zephyr “Talking” to Each Other in the Same SoC [ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Diego Sueiro, Sepura / Embarcados
Summary: This presentation will talk about how Linux and Zephyr can
share data using RPMsg, initialization flow, and configurations
needed to enable its communication.

Using SoC Vendor HALs in the Zephyr Project [ELCE 2017]

Presenter: Maureen Helm, NXP Semiconductors
Summary: This session will cover how and why the Zephyr Project uses
SoC vendor HALs, what are the common problems, and how to address them.

Zephyr Project: An RTOS to Change the Face of IoT [ELCE 2016]

Presenter: Geoff Thorpe, NXP Semiconductor
Summary: This talk will provide some provocative insights into IoT
Security generally, as well as outlining the role the Zephyr
project has to play.

The Zephyr™ Project – An Updated Overview [ELCE 2016]

Presenter: Anas Nashif, Intel & Benjamin Walsh, Wind River
Summary: This presentation gives a quick overview of the Zephyr Project’s
features, functions and capabilities.

Improving System Configuration for Zephyr and Beyond [ELCE 2016]

Presenter: Andy Gross, Linaro
Summary: This session will discuss the topic with regards to Zephyr,
how system configuration is conveyed today, what changes needed to Zephyr,
and the progress on a common definition format and tooling associated with it.


Others

prplMesh: An Open-source Implementation of the Wi-Fi Alliance® Multi-AP Specification[ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Arnout Vandecappelle, Essensium
Summary: This talk explains the architecture of prplMesh, how it fits into
the existing network stack (bridge configuration, hostapd/wpa_supplicant,
cfg80211), and what it means to be "carrier-grade". Shows how it
integrates with openWRT and RDK-B.

Open Source MQTT Brokers [ELCE 2018]

Presenter: Leon Anavi, Konsulko Group
Summary: This presentation will provide a brief overview of the key
features of MQTT. The presentation will reveal the specifications and
provide guidelines for deployment on GNU/Linux distributions of popular open source
MQTT brokers such as Mosquitto, HiveMQ, emqttd, RabbitMQ, ActiveMQ, Mosca and others.

Introducing resinOS: An Operating System Tailored for Containers and Built for the Embedded World [ELCE 2016]

Presenter: Petros Angelatos & Andrei Gherzan, resin.io
Summary: This talk will discuss how resinOS was built, highlight some of
its key features, and share a roadmap for future development and contribution.

Leveraging the Open Source Development Model Inside Your Company [ELCE 2016]

Presenter: Mark Gisi, Wind River Systems
Summary: This presentation discusses why the Open Development model
works internally, pitfalls to avoid, how it fosters innovation
and the benefits it offers to both engineers and the company collectively.

How chip makers should (not) support free software, by Harald Welte (Independent) [ELCE 2008]

Presenter: Harald Welte
Summary: This presentation provides information about strength of FOSS,
innovative and creative development .

Facilitating Open Source Development and Collaboration [ELCE 2010]

Presenter: Philippe Robin
Summary: This presentation provides information about linaro Development
Cycle and User benefits from the common kernel.

NuttX for Embedded Linux Developers [ELCE 2019]

Presenter: Masayuki Ishikawa, Sony
Summary: This presentation provides information about sony uses NuttX in shipped audio
products and in research for future products including SMP systems
and Networking (USB RNDIS and Bluetooth PAN).