Live in Austin, Texas! Hands-on Workshop: Embedded Development using Zephyr & Open Source Tooling

Date: Tuesday October 8th, 2024
Start Time: 9:30am - 12:30pm Central Time
Where: Room 9A Convention Center, Austin, Texas
Duration: Three hours

Cost to attend: $30 US

Embedded software developers are being asked to design increasingly complex software solutions, on higher-speed buses across multiple architectures, with smaller teams and shorter times to market. The complexity challenge is increasing while the development time and resources are decreasing.

This 3-hour hands-on workshop will introduce attendees to ADI’s solutions that address this complexity challenge, based on open-source tooling (GCC, GNU build tools), ecosystems (Zephyr, etc.), and config and debug tooling (VS Code, etc.).
You’ll receive a MAX32690-based development platform, which is yours to keep. This Arduino form-factor kit includes a HW debugger, and a high-performance MEMs accelerometer breakout to sample data from.

Who should attend?
This workshop is led by a pair of experts who will combine lecture with one-on-one instruction. It is aimed at mid-level or higher software engineers who are familiar with embedded development on MCUs, with some experience with C and basic HW debugging (single-stepping through code, etc.).

Giveaway
MAX32690-based Arduino form-factor development platform will be provided to each attendee to take with them. The kit includes a HW debugger, and a high-performance MEMs accelerometer breakout for sampling data.

No HW/SW requirements

Analog Devices will provide each attendee with a preconfigured laptop to use during the workshop, but you may want to bring your own laptop to take notes.

Agenda

• Introduction (5 mins)
  
• Presentation: Basics of the MAX32690-based development platform (25 mins)
  
• Hands-on lab time (50 mins)
  
• Break (15 mins)
  
• Zephyr presentation (25 mins)
  
• Hands-on lab time (50 mins)
  
• Wrap up (10 mins)