As embedded systems become more complex, developers need an RTOS that improves portability without compromising performance. Zephyr provides an open-source, vendor-neutral ecosystem for building portable and interoperable embedded applications.
In this workshop, you will discover how STM32WBx fits into the Zephyr ecosystem and learn about ST's role as a major contributor. You will also see how Zephyr can help simplify migration from another platform to STM32WBx while maintaining the performance and efficiency expected from the hardware.
All demos will be performed using the STM32WBA2 Nucleo board. Q&A is supported throughout the session by ST wireless experts.
Join the workshop to see how Zephyr can support portable wireless development on STM32WBx MCUs.
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Manuel has 10 years of experience as a field application engineer specializing in low-power microcontrollers and RF solutions. He is currently part of the EMEA Technical Marketing team for the STM32 product lines, where he is responsible for driving business development and customer engagement across Central Italy and Switzerland.
With 20 years of experience in wireless connectivity and multimedia applications for embedded systems, Sebastien is a valued member of ST's wireless application team. He focuses on supporting customers developing software applications based on Bluetooth® LE technology.
Lubos brings a decade of experience within the STM32 ecosystem. Specializing in the STM32WB and STM32WBA families, he focuses on Bluetooth® LE applications and contributes to the advancement of RF communication solutions.
After working on a wide range of embedded applications, from wireless telecommunications to set-top boxes, Erwan began contributing to the Zephyr RTOS project in 2016. Today, he serves as the STM32 maintainer within the Zephyr project and acts as a Zephyr developer advocate within ST.
