Eclipse KUKSA and ThreadX Live Demos
summary
Live demos show Eclipse KUKSA running a Rust data broker <10MB that exposes VSS vehicle signals over gRPC and a VISS/WebSocket API, a Python provider that injects brake pad wear and an HTML UI that subscribes and updates in minutes (VSS brake pad wear demo). The embedded demo boots Eclipse ThreadX with NetX Duo, builds with CMake/Ninja, fits in ~57% of a 128 KB MCU flash, claims a ThreadX 2 KB kernel minimum footprint and publishes sensor telemetry via NetX Duo MQTT telemetry to a public broker.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and OCX Overview
- 2:00Sponsorship Opportunities
- 3:00Sebastian Schildt – Hands on with Eclipse KUKSA
- 22:30Frédéric Desbiens – Eclipse ThreadX: A Recipe for Embedded Success
- 59:00Q&A and Raffle Giveaway
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