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When building your Linux-based camera product (which happens a lot at Antmicro), most of the time you’ll be playing around with various options to adjust before you arrive at your desired result, like exposure, gain, or contrast. We have not seen a go-to...
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As we build more advanced technologies, complexity of the software that forms their backbone increases exponentially.
Some of this complexity can be balanced out with the reusability and portability offered by open source - it’s one of the reasons why...
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Solving problems that require real-time calculations and precise control typically calls for using an RTOS. While we have been working with a wide variety of RTOSs for various applications (like Contiki-NG for IoT, RTEMS for space applications, eCos for...
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The newest release of Renode, Antmicro’s open source multi-node simulation framework, adds new exciting pieces to your toolbox, along with support for even more RISC-V platforms and CPUs.
With these new capabilities it’s even easier to integrate Renode...
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Being part of the ORConf community since its early days, we’re happy to once again sponsor the event, this time hosted on September 27th-29th, 2019 in Bordeaux, France (https://orconf.org/).
With Antmicro’s CEO Peter Gielda having joined the FOSSi Board...
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One of the motivations behind open hardware designs at Antmicro is to showcase the newest processing technologies and provide a starting point for discussion about customized products - with different form factors, interfaces and additional software - we...
