Fabio ran a 100-mile mountain race in Japan. He used a custom, Zephyr-powered headlamp during the race, built with an STM32C071 and lenses from Ledil. The Zephyr feature freeze is...| Zephyr Project
Fabio’s MinMax chronicles are over Google Japan’s rotary dial keyboard. Everything is on GitHub – who is going to port it to Zephyr? 🙂 The 1.65m long one from a few years back is pretty...| Zephyr Project
Written by Jacob Beningo, CEO at Beningo Embedded Group Most embedded developers struggle to move beyond simple examples into scalable, testable, maintainable systems. The complexity of modern workflows, device trees,...| Zephyr Project
Recordings from The Things Conference 2025 are starting to appear on their YouTube channel. Photos from The Things Conference “IoT Wall of Fame”, featuring many Zephyr devices, are available on the Zephyr...| Zephyr Project
Linus Torvalds’ open source guitar pedal project. Troubleshooting a nasty issue in the MIN() macro. Macros are dangerous – prefer inline or static functions to function-like macros. Zephyr documentation available as a PDF. New “dtdoctor”...| Zephyr Project
In this first episode, Benjamin and Fabio look back at all the buzz around Zephyr at the recent Zephyr Developer Summit, and dive into some new features recently added to the project| www.zephyrproject.org
This blog is written by our Zephyr Project community members Hiroshi TOKITA (@soburi), Engineer at Fujitsu and Yasushi SHOJI (@yashi) Co-Founder & CEO at Space Cubics. (Discord usernames in brackets).| www.zephyrproject.org
The Open Source Summit North America took place from June 23-25, 2024, in Denver, Colorado, and brought together a dynamic and diverse open source community. With 1,535 in-person attendees representing 732 organizations, the summit reflected the growing momentum and collaboration across the ecosystem.| www.zephyrproject.org
The Open Source Summit North America took place from June 23-25, 2024, in Denver, Colorado, and brought together a dynamic and diverse open source community. With 1,535 in-person attendees representing 732 organizations, the summit reflected the growing momentum and collaboration across the ecosystem.| www.zephyrproject.org
The embedded world Exhibition&Conference will take place on April 9-11 in Nuremberg, Germany. The event provides a global platform and a place to meet for the entire embedded community, including leading experts, key players and industry associations. It offers unprecedented insight into the world of embedded systems, from components and modules to operating systems, hardware and software design, M2M communication, services, and various issues related to complex system design.| www.zephyrproject.org
