Lecture
3.4 Getting Up to Speed with RTOS-based Firmware Development
- 14.11.2024 at 11:00 - 11:20
- Future Control Stage (C5.259)Software & Linux
- Language: English
- Type: Lecture
Lecture description
As IoT hardware advances, the capabilities of smart devices continue to grow, bringing them in line with the high expectations of today's market.
Implementing RTOS-based firmware has become essential to effectively manage the increasing complexity of both the hardware and the software driving these devices.
In this presentation, Nordic Semiconductor will introduce its RTOS-based Software Development Kit, the nRF Connect SDK, built on one of the fastest-growing RTOS in the market, the Zephyr RTOS.
While adopting an RTOS-based firmware approach offers significant advantages, it also presents certain challenges for developers new to this approach.
We will discuss both the benefits and hurdles associated with this approach, providing a comprehensive understanding of what to expect.
We will also showcase the various tools and resources developed by Nordic Semiconductor to simplify and accelerate the RTOS-based development process,
ensuring that developers can quickly become proficient in RTOS-based firmware development.
Implementing RTOS-based firmware has become essential to effectively manage the increasing complexity of both the hardware and the software driving these devices.
In this presentation, Nordic Semiconductor will introduce its RTOS-based Software Development Kit, the nRF Connect SDK, built on one of the fastest-growing RTOS in the market, the Zephyr RTOS.
While adopting an RTOS-based firmware approach offers significant advantages, it also presents certain challenges for developers new to this approach.
We will discuss both the benefits and hurdles associated with this approach, providing a comprehensive understanding of what to expect.
We will also showcase the various tools and resources developed by Nordic Semiconductor to simplify and accelerate the RTOS-based development process,
ensuring that developers can quickly become proficient in RTOS-based firmware development.
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