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Special Call for Papers 2025 - Zephyr
The embedded world Conference in collaboration with the Zephyr® Project is calling for proposals for a special Zephyr session.
The Zephyr Project is an open source project at the Linux Foundation that builds a secure, connected and flexible real-time operating system (RTOS) for future-proof and resource-constrained devices. It is easy to deploy and manage and supports more than 700 boards running embedded microcontrollers as single and multicore systems.
Zephyr RTOS has a growing set of software libraries that can be used across various applications and industry sectors such as Industrial IoT, wearables, machine learning and more. It is built with an emphasis on broad chipset support, security, dependability, long-term support releases and a growing open source ecosystem.
The special Zephyr session topics shall give an overview of new technology trends. The special topics of the Zephyr session will include:
- Future Evolution: Content includes new technologies proposed for inclusion or recently included into the project; discussion of roadmaps for communication technologies, architectures, interfaces, benchmarking activities and drivers are encouraged.
- Market Segment Specific Solutions: Zephyr use in commercial products and other open source projects has grown impressively. For this track, we are looking for solutions, research, products and projects that leverage Zephyr today.
- Ecosystem Growth: When we started the Zephyr Project, we wanted to shape an operating system that could be used securely, as well as in safety critical applications. For those applications to be effectively deployed additional tooling is needed to support Zephyr and complimentary solutions. Learning more about the tools and the features that developers can leverage to help create efficient, secure and safe solutions would be welcome.
Click to sumbitImportant dates I Submission until 28 February 2025, selecting the topic “12.03 Zephyr Project”.
Authors will be notified by end of March 2025.
