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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260516
SUMMARY:Embedded Online Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:Embedded Online Conference 2026 — https://embeddedonlineconfe
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URL:https://embeddedonlineconference.com
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SUMMARY:Firmware 2035: The Future of Embedded Development
DESCRIPTION:Embedded systems are becoming more capable\, more connected\, a
 nd more complex. At the same time\, expectations around delivery speed\, q
 uality\, safety\, and maintainability continue to rise. While hardware has
  advanced rapidly\, embedded software development practices have struggled
  to keep pace\, forcing teams to rethink how firmware is designed\, built\
 , and validated.\n\nIn this keynote\, we’ll explore what embedded develo
 pment may look like by 2035 and the forces already shaping that future tod
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SUMMARY:Live Q&A: From Dev Board to Bench Tool: Using a FRDM board & Zephyr
  Shell for Zero Code CAN/I2C Utilities
URL:https://embeddedonlineconference.com/meeting/live_q_a_from_dev_board_to
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SUMMARY:Configuring GitLab DUO Agentic AI for Expertise In Your Embedded St
 ack
DESCRIPTION:The session covers:\n\n\nWhat is agentic AI versus chatbots?\n\
 nAgentic AI and full context\n\nWorking Example: Configuring DUO for Embed
 ded C on Metal\, make/cmake and Arm architecture on RPI 2040 Hardware\n\nc
 hat-bot.md configuration as a system prompt per project for code generatio
 n agent.\n\nmr-rules.yml configuration as a separate verifier agent.\n\nmc
 p.json configuration for MCP\n\nreconfiguring for other stacks using DUO A
 I\n\nExplaining C Code.\n\nExplaining CI Logs and Build Errors.\n\nGitLab 
 C...
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 entic_ai_for_expertise_in_your_embedded_stack
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SUMMARY:Three Paths To Memory Safety for Embedded
DESCRIPTION:Memory problems are a constant worry for teams developing softw
 are for embedded systems. Whether you are building a doorbell\, a self-dri
 ving car\, a printer or an airplane. As much as 70% of security vulnerabil
 ities are due to memory issues. On top of that\, a lot of effort is spent 
 on trying to find as many problems during development as possible. And sti
 ll\, problems always slip through.\n\n\n\n\n In this presentation\, we wil
 l look at three paths to memory safety that provide increasing guarant...
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SUMMARY:Specification as Programming: How to Talk to your AI Collaborator
DESCRIPTION:If prompts are ephemeral specifications\, and specifications ar
 e persistent prompts\, then specification is the new programming.\n\n\nThi
 s workshop explores a radical shift in how we think about AI-assisted deve
 lopment. Instead of writing code and hoping AI helps\, we focus upstream: 
 crafting specifications so precise that code generation becomes almost mec
 hanical.\n\n\n\n\nThrough focused exercises\, you'll learn:\n\n\n Specific
 ation structures that AI can execute reliably.\n\n Techniques for system..
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SUMMARY:Modern Embedded Systems Programming with QP Real-Time Event Framewo
 rks
DESCRIPTION:Many embedded developers say they use event-driven programming 
 and state machines\, yet their implementations often stop at message queue
 s\, event loops\, and switch statements. Building true event-driven\, hard
 -real-time systems requires a more advanced architectural foundation.\n\nT
 his workshop introduces the QP/C and QP/C++ Real-Time Event Frameworks—m
 ature\, lightweight\, open-source frameworks that implement the Active Obj
 ect (Actor) model and modern Hierarchical State Machines (UML statecharts.
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SUMMARY:Zephyr RTOS: 10 Years\, 1000 Boards\, so What's Next?
DESCRIPTION:Ten years ago\, Zephyr set out to solve a problem that many emb
 edded teams quietly struggled with: how to build dependable real-time syst
 ems without being locked into a single vendor\, toolchain\, or proprietary
  stack. What followed was more than steady adoption. Zephyr introduced a n
 ew model built around portability\, adoption of security best practices\, 
 modern tooling\, and a shared ecosystem of drivers and middleware.\n\nThe 
 combination of applying open source and security best practices and aim...
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 boards_so_what_s_next
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Hardware (In)security with the Chip Whisperer-Nano
DESCRIPTION:It's well known that network-connected systems need to secure t
 hemselves against remote attackers. But what could a person do with a devi
 ce if they could actually hold it in their hands? A lot\, it turns out!\n\
 nJoin me in this workshop as we discuss the many ways an electronic device
  could become compromised by a knowledgeable person with physical access t
 o a device.\n\nParticipants will then use a ChipWhisperer - Nano (or sim
 ulated data from one) to conduct:\n\n\na differential power analysis (...
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SUMMARY:Hands on FPGA Development with a Spartan 7
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to FPGA development with an Arty-S7 off the shelf 
 development board.\n\nWe will build an FPGA based FM radio from scratch us
 ing Vivado and the Block Design flow with VHDL as the Hardware Description
  Language.
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SUMMARY:Top-Down Design: Modernizing Embedded Software for Business Value
DESCRIPTION:Join our hands-on session where we will explore the top-down ap
 proach in embedded software architecture. This workshop will provide pract
 ical insights to streamline the development process and align technical de
 cisions with business goals.\n\n\n\n\nWe will start with an overview of th
 e top-down design methodology\, discussing its benefits and how it helps m
 aintain focus on delivering value to the business. Through interactive exe
 rcises\, participants will apply these principles in real-time\, wor...
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SUMMARY:From Serial to Ethernet: Supercharging Your Embedded Systems
DESCRIPTION:The serial interface has long been a foundational element of em
 bedded systems development\, and it has been explored in depth across the 
 last three Embedded Online Conferences. Serial links remain simple\, relia
 ble\, and easy to implement\, which explains their continued relevance in 
 many designs. However\, as embedded systems grow more complex and demands 
 for higher data throughput\, remote management\, and network interoperabil
 ity increase\, serial communication begins to reveal its limitations. Th..
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