The #1 Virtual Conference for Embedded Systems Engineers

Stay ahead in C/C++, Zephyr, AI, Security, TDD, and MUCH more, without the $3,000 conference price tag.

May 11–15, 2026 · Virtual Event
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2026 Speakers

Rust for Embedded Zephyr RTOS TinyML & Edge AI Firmware Security AI-Boosted Productivity Modern C++ (C++26) CRA Compliance QP Real-Time Frameworks Test-Driven Development Bluetooth LE Audio FPGA Development Hardware Security DevOps for Firmware Containerized Builds Arm Architecture Cortex-M Internals Static Analysis Fuzzing ROS2 Robotics CMake for Firmware Firmware Signing SBOM & Supply Chain BDD for Embedded State Machines
15,000+ engineers
151 countries
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9th edition

The embedded world is moving fast.
Keeping up shouldn't be this hard.

The landscape is shifting under your feet. Rust in production firmware. EU CRA security mandates. Edge AI on MCUs. Zephyr replacing legacy RTOSes. The skills that got you here won't be enough tomorrow.
In-person conferences are out of reach. $1,500 registration, $1,500 travel, and 3–5 days away from work. Most engineers can't justify that, especially at smaller companies.
Online resources are scattered and inconsistent. Vendor webinars, random YouTube tutorials, outdated blog posts. You spend more time searching than learning, and you can't trust what you find.
You're expected to stay sharp while shipping product. But there's no dedicated time in the engineering calendar to actually do it.

15,000+ engineers faced the same challenge. They found their answer in a conference built specifically for embedded professionals. One that delivers 57+ expert sessions and 7 hands-on workshops, on-demand for 8 months, for a fraction of what a single in-person event costs.

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57+ Expert Sessions

Rust, Zephyr, firmware security, CRA compliance, TinyML, modern C++, DevOps for embedded teams, FPGA, and more.

7 Hands-On Workshops

Build alongside industry experts with real hardware and real code. FPGA development, hardware security, GitLab AI, and more.

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Session Highlights

A preview of what's coming at EOC 2026

Jacob Beningo
Jacob Beningo
Keynote

Firmware 2035: The Future of Embedded Development

Embedded systems are becoming more capable, more connected, and more complex. At the same time, expectations around delivery speed, quality, safety, and maintainability continue to rise. While hardwar...
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Miro Samek
Miro Samek
Workshop

Modern Embedded Systems Programming with QP Real-Time Event Frameworks

Many embedded developers say they use event-driven programming and state machines, yet their implementations often stop at message queues, event loops, and switch statements. Building true event-drive...
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Mark Hermeling
Mark Hermeling
Keynote

Three Paths To Memory Safety for Embedded

Memory problems are a constant worry for teams developing software for embedded systems. Whether you are building a doorbell, a self-driving car, a printer or an airplane. As much as 70% of securi...
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Philip Koopman
Philip Koopman
Talk

Embodied AI Safety: Reimagining safety engineering for artificial intelligence in physical systems

Embodied AI (eAI), also called Physical AI, uses artificial intelligence based on machine learning to interact with the physical world. We are already seeing eAI deployed in the real world in robotaxi...
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Darwin Sanoy
Darwin Sanoy
Workshop

Configuring GitLab DUO Agentic AI for Expertise In Your Embedded Stack

The session covers: What is agentic AI versus chatbots? Agentic AI and full context Working Example: Configuring DUO for Embedded C on Metal, make/cmake and Arm architecture on RPI 2040 Hardware ...
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Axel Wolf
Axel Wolf
Theatre

How to Turn Your Embedded Device into an Embedded Platform

In this session, you will learn about SEGGER emApps, a software package for creating and executing apps -- small programs that can be dynamically loaded and executed in an embedded system. With e...
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Prabo Semasinghe
Prabo Semasinghe
Microtalk

Developing a Robust Serial Communication Framework Between Microcontrollers

Serial communication between microcontrollers is essential for most embedded systems designs. Poorly designed communication frameworks can lead to unreliable system behaviours and can limit future sca...
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Glenn Kirilow
Glenn Kirilow
Workshop

Hands on FPGA Development with a Spartan 7

Introduction to FPGA development with an Arty-S7 off the shelf development board. We will build an FPGA based FM radio from scratch using Vivado and the Block Design flow with VHDL as the Hardware De...
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Dr. Johan Kraft
Dr. Johan Kraft
Talk

Painless Multithreading: How to Verify RTOS Best Practices in Runtime

Developing reliable and performant RTOS applications is easier said than done, and is greatly facilitated by a solid software design that follows best practices in RTOS application development. While ...
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Steve Branam
Steve Branam
Talk

Applying Behavior Driven Development To Embedded Systems

This presentation will show how to combine Dan North’s Behavior Driven Development (BDD) with James Grenning’s Test-Driven Development (TDD) for embedded systems. Whether you work in a highly-sp...
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Adam Fraser-Kruck
Adam Fraser-Kruck
Talk

Test Your State Machine Monstrosities

Let’s efficiently unit test and integration test our state machine monstrosities! The general approach works with multiple unit testing frameworks, but Google Test has some distinct advantages, so...
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Nathan Jones
Nathan Jones
Workshop

Introduction to Hardware (In)security with the Chip Whisperer-Nano

It's well known that network-connected systems need to secure themselves against remote attackers. But what could a person do with a device if they could actually hold it in their hands? A lot, it tur...
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2026 Lineup

Learn from the Best in Embedded

57+ speakers from leading companies and top consultancies

Jacob Beningo

Jacob Beningo

Firmware 2035: The Future of Embedded Development
Miro Samek

Miro Samek

Modern Embedded Systems Programming with QP Real-Time Event Frameworks
Mark Hermeling

Mark Hermeling

Three Paths To Memory Safety for Embedded
Philip Koopman

Philip Koopman

Embodied AI Safety: Reimagining safety engineering for artificial intelligence in physical systems
Darwin Sanoy

Darwin Sanoy

Configuring GitLab DUO Agentic AI for Expertise In Your Embedded Stack
Axel Wolf

Axel Wolf

How to Turn Your Embedded Device into an Embedded Platform
Prabo Semasinghe

Prabo Semasinghe

Developing a Robust Serial Communication Framework Between Microcontrollers
Glenn Kirilow

Glenn Kirilow

Hands on FPGA Development with a Spartan 7
Dr. Johan Kraft

Dr. Johan Kraft

Painless Multithreading: How to Verify RTOS Best Practices in Runtime
Steve Branam

Steve Branam

Applying Behavior Driven Development To Embedded Systems

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