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The STM32 series from ST Microelectronics is one of the most widely used MCU families in the world, powering thousands of products worldwide, including many that we are helping our customers develop their projects. To test embedded software, projects like...
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Originally published on the Zephyr Project blog
The Zephyr RTOS most often powers MCUs (with hundreds of supported platforms), taking the primary, user-facing role. But its versatility makes it a great fit for other, perhaps less obvious roles, both...
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Besides main application cores that are directly exposed to the users, many industrial and consumer devices include embedded controllers, which, although fairly invisible to the user, perform critical system tasks such power management, receiving and processing...
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As part of CHIPS Alliance’s mission to enable a software-driven approach to silicon, working with Google and other CHIPS members, Antmicro has been developing and improving a growing number of open source tools to enable effective, CI-driven silicon development...
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Creating real-world test cases for a project plays a key role in releasing bug-free and secure software, especially for mission-critical embedded systems. The Zephyr RTOS, which Antmicro often uses (and ports) for building real-world industrial devices...
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Porting software to new hardware is one of Antmicro’s staple services which we often perform as part of larger customer and R&D projects. As a Platinum member of the Zephyr Project, we actively participate in developing this open source, compact RTOS intended...
