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#691 – System Designer Lets You Try Every Part with Michael Gielda

72 min • 24 mars 2025

Welcome back (for a third time!) Michael Gielda of Antmicro

Michael and Chris usually see each other around the Zephyr booth at Embedded World, but not this year
Antmicro continues to work on Zephyr, which targets hardware using Devicetree
Renode
Mult-node
testing code
aethero
Data center in space
Cosmic shielding corporation
Tying the simulation to reality
How do you know an actuation has happened
RESD – Renode sensor data format
Drone data example
Finding and testing the variety of use cases
Borderline criteria
Fuzzing
Kenning AutoML
Anomaly detection on an MCU with Kenning
Co-op example
Adding
System designer
Environment al board
Aerocore2 STM
Camera
Checking on the pin / assignment problem
Supporting vendors that have good support / open source
ADI plugins for Zephyr
Root of Trust Caliptra
Interested in Antmicro services and products? Check out offering.antmicro.com

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#691 – System Designer Lets You Try Every Part with Michael Gielda

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