Members of the Zephyr Community,

A reminder of the Call for Papers that remains open until Tuesday, April 20:

https://forms.gle/i637wnnBp9ahrnc37

The Zephyr Developer Summit has been scheduled for Tuesday, June 8 - Thursday, June 10, 2021

This free virtual event will feature two tracks:

Track A: Mini-conference (each will be 120 minutes in length)

• This track is designed to let the organizer(s) focus on discussing an open topic with the other key participants.  A successful mini-conference outlines a problem and provides sufficient background so participants can engage in effective discussion.   Examples where this style is used:  Linux Plumbers, Conference Fishbowl Sessions, extended BOF etc.  Goal here is to have an effective discussion session and make progress on an outstanding problem.
• Some possible topic areas could include:
• Firmware
• Modules
• Networking Stack
• Power Management
• Toolchain
• Topics identified in 2020 developer survey

Track B: Presentations. (choice of 30 or 60 minutes in length or lighting talks)

• This is designed for sharing knowledge and providing context for other discussions.
• Some possible topic ideas include:
• How is Zephyr being used in products
• Demos of tools working with Zephyr
• Overview of proposed technologies for inclusion
• Summary of what’s happening in subsystems
• Updates on west, modules, runtimes, etc.
• Security & Safety team updates
• Test infrastructure Improvements
• BOF topics
• Lightning talk on something cool in Zephyr you want to share

Other Key Dates

• May 5 - Schedule announcement
• May 5 - Registration opens

Thank you!

Brett

On Wed, Apr 7, 2021 at 4:16 PM Brett Preston <bpreston@...> wrote:

Members of the Zephyr Community,

The inaugural Zephyr Developer Summit has been scheduled for Tuesday, June 8 - Thursday, June 10, 2021.

Furthermore, the Call for Papers is Now Open: https://forms.gle/i637wnnBp9ahrnc37 (closes April 20).

This free virtual event will feature two tracks:

Track A: Mini-conference (each will be 120 minutes in length)

• This track is designed to let the organizer(s) focus on discussing an open topic with the other key participants.  A successful mini-conference outlines a problem and provides sufficient background so participants can engage in effective discussion.   Examples where this style is used:  Linux Plumbers, Conference Fishbowl Sessions, extended BOF etc.  Goal here is to have an effective discussion session and make progress on an outstanding problem.
• Some possible topic areas could include:
• Firmware
• Modules
• Networking Stack
• Power Management
• Toolchain
• Topics identified in 2020 developer survey

Track B: Presentations. (choice of 30 or 60 minutes in length or lighting talks)

• This is designed for sharing knowledge and providing context for other discussions.
• Some possible topic ideas include:
• How is Zephyr being used in products
• Demos of tools working with Zephyr
• Overview of proposed technologies for inclusion
• Summary of what’s happening in subsystems
• Updates on west, modules, runtimes, etc.
• Security & Safety team updates
• Test infrastructure Improvements
• BOF topics
• Lightning talk on something cool in Zephyr you want to share

Other Key Dates

• May 5 - Schedule announcement
• May 5 - Registration opens

Thank you,

Brett

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Brett Preston

Sr. Program Manager

The Linux Foundation
+1 (971) 303-9030

bpreston@...

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Brett Preston

Sr. Program Manager

The Linux Foundation
+1 (971) 303-9030

bpreston@...