Zephyr Project: Unlocking IoT Innovation with an Open Source RTOS
summary
Zephyr claims real products and measurable growth: a first LTS released, ~170 board ports in tree, ~12,000 repo clones (1,900 unique) in two weeks, ~31,000 commits and ~499 contributors. It runs on Bluetooth LE 4.2/5.0 and Bluetooth mesh, gains commercial tool support (IAR donated licenses), offers native POSIX for testing, and already ships in devices like Nordic lighting mesh, ProGlove scanners and animal trackers. Roadmap targets a 61508 safety subset and continued platform and networking advances.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:02Nordics announcement
- 2:54Product announcements
- 8:11Google Analytics
- 9:58What is Zephyr
- 12:32Supported Architectures
- 13:20Native POSIX
- 13:43Boards in the repo
- 14:20Real boards
- 15:32Architecture
- 17:04Community
- 18:56Unspent
- 20:54Commits
- 21:40Traffic
- 23:58Zephyr Ecosystem
- 24:42Zephyr Developer Tools
- 25:17Hardware Support
- 25:32Safety and Security
- 25:45Project Vision
- 27:54Zephyr Security Committee
- 29:33Zephyr Standards
- 31:45Use Cases
- 32:15Roadmap
- 33:00Orientation Information
- 33:51Certifications
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