Digikey webinar with Golioth on June 13th 2024

Golioth will be joining our friends at Digikey on June 13th to talk about “Leveraging Zephyr to enable super-flexible IoT designs”.

Digikey is where we source many of the parts for our custom hardware and where we often order development boards for putting together demos. If you’ve seen our “Follow Along Hardware”, the product SKUs revolve around Digikey stock.

So we thought it would be a great opportunity to showcase just how many different boards, chips, and sensors we can control using the same base Zephyr code, while sending fleet back to the Golioth cloud.

What we will cover

In the upcoming webinar, we’ll cover:

  • The basics of Zephyr RTOS and how to get started designing quickly
  • How one code base can serve designs from 3 different microcontroller vendors with 3 different types of connectivity and two different sensor vendors!
    • NXP, Espressif, Nordic processors
    • Ethernet, Wi-Fi, Cellular Communications
    • Sensors from Infineon and Bosch
  • How to utilize Cloud services to deliver interesting features to a product with a single SDK install
  • How Golioth’s end-to-end Reference Designs can jumpstart your own IoT designs
  • How the recently announced Pipelines feature will enable even more flexibility in designs

How to register

Register for the event using this link. You will also be able to get access to the recording if you can’t make the live event, though Golioth staff be available for live Q&A directly after our presentation.

Chris Gammell
Chris Gammell
Chris is the Head of Developer Relations and Hardware at Golioth. Focusing on hardware and developer relations at that software company means that he is trying to be in the shoes of a hardware or firmware developer using Golioth every day. He does that by building hardware and reference designs that Golioth customers can use to bootstrap their own designs.

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