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April 16-18, 2024
Seattle, Washington
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12:00pm PDT

Kid's Day (Pre-Registration Required) Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building

7:30am PDT

Registration + Badge Pick-up Summit Lobby - Level 1 Coat + Bag Check Summit Lobby - Level 1

9:00am PDT

OpenAPI Mini Summit [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 442 (Level 4) Visualizing Open Source Project Health [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 445-446 (Level 4) Container Plumbing Days 2024 [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 335-336 (Level 3) SOSS Community Day North America 2024 [Pre-Registration Required] Terrace Suite (Level 4) TLA+ Conf [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 434 (Level 4)

9:30am PDT

OpenSSF SLSA Workshop [Pre-Registration Required] 447-448 (Level 4)

1:00pm PDT

Open Hardware and Software: Accelerating Beyond Moore’s Law and Enabling the Next Wave of Innovation [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 444 (Level 4)

1:30pm PDT

CHAOSScon [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 445-446 (Level 4) OpenSSF Scorecard New Contributor Workshop [Pre-Registration Required] 447-448 (Level 4) Symposium: Decentralized Innovations of Today: Shaping Identity, Tokenization, and Multi-Party Systems with Hyperledger Foundation [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 442 (Level 4) Yocto Project: Journey to Scarthgap 5.0 Mini Summit [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] 443 (Level 4)

2:30pm PDT

LFX Mentorship Showcase (Open to All Attendees; No Additional Fee or Registration Required) 433 (Level 4)

5:00pm PDT

Speed Networking Signature Room (Level 5)

6:45am PDT

Morning Yoga Garden Lobby (Level 3)

7:30am PDT

Continental Breakfast Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building Registration + Badge Pick-up Summit Lobby - Level 1 Coat + Bag Check Summit Lobby - Level 1

9:00am PDT

Open Source Summit 2024 [Pre-Registration Required] Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building

9:05am PDT

In the Kernel Trenches: Mastering Ethernet Drivers on Linux - Maxime Chevallier, Bootlin 335-336 (Level 3) No, It's (Still) Never Too Late to Upstream Your Legacy Linux Based Platforms - Neil Armstrong, Linaro 333-334 (Level 3) Patterns and Anti-Patterns in Embedded Development: What Security Incidents of 2023 Teach Us - Marta Rybczynska, Syslinbit 337 (Level 3) A Root Canal Static Analysis Based Audit of Zephyr - Munawar Hafiz, OpenRefactory 331-332 (Level 3) Configure Zephyr: Kconfigs and Devicetree in Simple Words - Roy Jamil, Ac6 433 (Level 4) Exploring Zephyr Power Management: Overview and Implementation Guide - Flavio Ceolin, Intel Signature Room (Level 5) Sponsored Session: Why NXP is Doubling Down on Zephyr Project - Brendon Slade, NXP 431-432 (Level 4)

10:00am PDT

Sponsored Session: Why Don't You Love Me Back, Open-source Software? - Davide Ricci, Linaro 333-334 (Level 3) V4L2 Video Decoder/Encoder Development Journey - Nas Chung, Chips&Media 337 (Level 3) Whack-a-Mole with DTS Validation in the Linux Kernel - Krzysztof Kozlowski, Linaro 335-336 (Level 3) Enabling Real-Time Secure Connectivity to the Industrial Edge with Single-Pair Ethernet and Zephyr - Jason Murphy, Analog Devices 431-432 (Level 4) Open-Source Contribution Update: Shell Over BLE - Luis Ubieda, Croxel, Inc. 331-332 (Level 3) Zephyr Power Management for Wearable Devices - Disha Patil, NXP Semiconductors Signature Room (Level 5) [Virtual Live] Taking Your Hardware to Production with Zephyr RTOS - Chris Gammell, Golioth 433 (Level 4)

10:40am PDT

Coffee Break Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) In Person Networking Meetings Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) Solutions Showcase Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

10:45am PDT

State of Tech Talent 2024 Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

11:20am PDT

Keynote: Welcome & Opening Remarks - Kate Stewart & Tim Bird, Embedded Open Source Summit Program Chairs Signature Room (Level 5)

11:35am PDT

Keynote: Evolution of Open Source for Safe Usage in Critical Systems - Kate Stewart, Vice President of Dependable Embedded Systems, The Linux Foundation Signature Room (Level 5)

11:55am PDT

Keynote: Zephyr is Not a Product! - Anas Nashif, Principal Software Engineer, Intel Signature Room (Level 5)

12:10pm PDT

Keynote: Modernizing the Development of AI IoT Devices with WebAssembly-based Virtualization - Dan Mihai Dumitriu, CTO, Midokura Signature Room (Level 5)

12:20pm PDT

Keynote: Building Bridges, Not Barriers: Embracing Upstream Support for Lasting Results - Artem Aginskiy, General Manager, ARM based Processors, Texas Instruments Signature Room (Level 5)

12:35pm PDT

Keynote: Overcoming Challenges in Embedded OSS Development - Tim Bird, Principal Software Engineer, Sony Electronics & Embedded Linux Conference Program Chair Signature Room (Level 5)

12:50pm PDT

Lunch (Provided Onsite for All Attendees) Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

12:55pm PDT

Women & Non-Binary Lunch - Sponsored by Discover Financial Services Terrace Suite 2 (Level 4)

2:15pm PDT

A Primer to Clocks and Power Management Through ARM SCMI - Dhruva Gole & Kamlesh Gurudasani, Texas Instruments 337 (Level 3) APERTIS - A Collaborative Industrial Grade Linux Construction Kit - Philipp Ahmann, Robert Bosch GmbH 333-334 (Level 3) Enabling Linux Support with Upstream Kernel on Snapdragon X1 Elite SoCs - Rajendra Nayak, Qualcomm Innovation Center Inc 335-336 (Level 3) Charging a Battery with Zephyr - Ricardo Rivera-Matos, Cirrus Logic, Inc. 433 (Level 4) Connecting Zephyr Devices at Scale Using Open Source Solutions - Julien Vermillard, Tado 431-432 (Level 4) Working with the Community: A Timeline for Adding Support for a New Board in Zephyr - Daniel Baluta, NXP Semiconductors 331-332 (Level 3) Zephyr Extensions: How to Dynamically Load an Application - Cedric Lescop, Schneider Electric Signature Room (Level 5)

2:45pm PDT

Start Here...Open Source Projects Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

2:55pm PDT

Ask the Expert Session with Chan Voong and Russ Rutledge on Using Open Source Practices Within Your Company (InnerSource) Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Ask the Expert Session with Dirk Hohndel, Verizon, on Maintaining an Open Source Project Targeting a Non-Technical Audience Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Ask the Expert Session with Tracy Ragan, DeployHub, on DevSecOps and managing security compliance postures through CI/CD Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Coffee Break Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

3:25pm PDT

From C to Rust: Bringing Rust Abstractions to Embedded Linux - Fabien Parent, Linaro 337 (Level 3) Linux Kernel Testing: Providing Better Results to the Upstream Community - Laura Nao, Collabora 335-336 (Level 3) Raspberry Pi 5: Challenges and Solutions in Bringing up an OpenGL/Vulkan Driver for a New GPU - Alejandro Piñeiro Iglesias, Igalia 333-334 (Level 3) Flexboard: Developing Zephyr on a Keyboard That Runs It - Daniel DeGrasse, NXP 331-332 (Level 3) LTSv3 POSIX Roadmap Update - Chris Friedt, Tenstorrent Signature Room (Level 5) Ticket Spinlocks in Zephyr RTOS: What, Where & Why - Evgenii Paltsev, Synopsys 431-432 (Level 4) [Virtual Live] Unit Testing Memory Mapped Device Drivers - Jeremy Bettis, Google, LLC 433 (Level 4)

4:00pm PDT

AI Is Essential - Just Don't Trust It! Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

4:20pm PDT

Comparing Linux OS Image Update Models - Drew Moseley, Toradex 333-334 (Level 3) Crafting a Vision-Aided Software Stack for UAV - Jim Huang, BiiLabs Co., Ltd. & Sheng-Wen Cheng, National Taiwan University 337 (Level 3) Getting Around to It: Deferred Work in the Linux Kernel - Alison Chaiken, Aurora Innovation 335-336 (Level 3) Build Wireless Products Faster with Zephyr and MicroPython - Ryan Erickson, Ezurio Signature Room (Level 5) Graphing Zephyr Development and Project Health and How Visualizing Data Help with Growth and Scaling - Anas Nashif, Intel 431-432 (Level 4) Unreasonably Efficient AR: Using Zephyr to Achieve More with Simple Hardware - Aedan Cullen, Independent 331-332 (Level 3)

5:00pm PDT

Tux Trek Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

6:45am PDT

5k Fun "Run" Sheraton Grand Seattle

7:30am PDT

Coat + Bag Check Summit Lobby - Level 1

8:00am PDT

Continental Breakfast Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building Registration + Badge Pick-up Summit Lobby - Level 1

9:00am PDT

Introduction to DAPM, Linux Power Management for Embedded Audio Devices - Luca Ceresoli, Bootlin 333-334 (Level 3) PREEMPT_RT - How Not to Break It. - Sebastian Siewior, Linutronix 331-332 (Level 3) Microservices for Microcontrollers: Composable Software Architecture for Embedded Devices - Sam Friedman, Golioth Signature Room (Level 5) Update on Rust in Zephyr - David Brown, Linaro, LTD 431-432 (Level 4) Zephyr Application Development Using TDD: Getting Started - Luis Ubieda, Croxel, Inc. 433 (Level 4) Open Source Summit 2024 [Pre-Registration Required] Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building

9:55am PDT

Golang Support in Yocto Project - Vyacheslav Yurkov, Independent & Lukas Funke, Weidmüller GmbH 335-336 (Level 3) Rethinking U-Boot Devicetree Story - Sumit Garg, Linaro Ltd. 337 (Level 3) Unwrap()Ing Rust on Embedded Linux - Thomas Sarlandie, Memfault 333-334 (Level 3) Do Existing Drivers Conflict with PREEMPT_RT? a 3-Year Survey - Ahmed S. Darwish, Linutronix GmbH 331-332 (Level 3) Warp Pipe: Library for Simulation-Driven Development of PCIe Devices Based on Zephyr - Karol Gugala, Antmicro & Chris Friedt, Tenstorrent Signature Room (Level 5) ZBus - New Features and Roadmap - Rodrigo Peixoto, Edge-UFAL/Citrinio 431-432 (Level 4) [Virtual Live] Build Before Installing: Zephyr Dev Environment Using Codespaces - Mike Szczys, Golioth 433 (Level 4)

10:35am PDT

Changing the World with RISC-V Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) Coffee Break Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) In Person Networking Meetings Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) Solutions Showcase Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

11:00am PDT

Build Heterogenous System Using Yocto Project - Sandeep Gundlupet Raju, AMD 335-336 (Level 3) Delta Updates: Making Updates Leaner - Felix Mößbauer, Siemens AG & Jan Kiszka, Siemens 433 (Level 4) Embedding WPE WebKit - from Bring-up to Maintenance - Adrián Pérez de Castro, Igalia 333-334 (Level 3) Unlocking the Potential of Suspend to RAM Using Linux in a Multi-Core, Multi-Firmware Automotive SoC - Grégory Clement, Bootlin 337 (Level 3) rtla timerlat: Debugging Real-Time Linux Scheduling Latency - Daniel Bristot de Oliveira, Red Hat 331-332 (Level 3) Unconference: Observability Cost Optimization 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Test your Design Doc - Easy to Use Formal Method for Software Engineers 444 (Level 4) Generate, Develop and Visualize Zephyr Platforms and Apps with Visual System Designer and Renode - Michael Gielda, Antmicro Signature Room (Level 5) Inter Process Confusion - Navigating Zephyr's IPC APIs - Andy Ross, Google 431-432 (Level 4)

11:50am PDT

Unconference: CHAOSS OSPO Metrics WG: Repository Maturity models, Metrics, templates, and Linters w/ The CMS.gov 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Funding FOSS Working Group - How Can We Co-Develop, Share, and Implement Frameworks That Companies Can Use to Directly Fund Open Source? 444 (Level 4)

11:55am PDT

Adding Support for Power Over Ethernet (PoE or IEEE Clause 33) to Linux Network Stack - Köry Maincent, Bootlin 333-334 (Level 3) Deferred Memblocks Init for Boot Time Reduction - Sudarshan Rajagopalan, Qualcomm 337 (Level 3) Yocto Project: 5 Year Plan, Now What? - Megan Knight, AWS & Andrew Wafaa, Arm Ltd. 335-336 (Level 3) Journey of improving RT performance on Single CPU equipped PREEMPT_RT Linux - Umesh Papadkar, Intel 331-332 (Level 3) Automated, Simulation-Based Flow for Low-Cost FPGA-Accelerated Devices with Zephyr on BeagleV-Fire - Piotr Zierhoffer, Antmicro 431-432 (Level 4) Insights from Zephyr Security Audit and Vulnerability Experiences - Flavio Ceolin, Intel & David Brown, Linaro, LTD Signature Room (Level 5) OCPP: Zephyr RTOS as Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment(EVSE) - Saravanan Sekar, Linumiz 433 (Level 4)

12:35pm PDT

Better Together Diversity Luncheon Terrace Suite 2 (Level 4) Lunch (Provided Onsite for All Attendees) Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

12:45pm PDT

SkillCreds - Gateway to IT Certifications Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

1:30pm PDT

Unlock the Keys to Improved Software Security Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

2:00pm PDT

Display Sharing in Heterogeneous Systems Using Linux as High Level Operating System - Devarsh Thakkar & Soumya Tripathy, Texas Instruments 333-334 (Level 3) Extending Libcamera to Provide a Fully Open Camera SoftISP Stack - Bryan O'Donoghue, Linaro 337 (Level 3) Low-Latency Real-Time (RT) Kernel: The Cornerstone of Arm's 5G ORAN Strategy - Shiyou Huang, ARM, INC. 331-332 (Level 3) Unconference: Make Threat Hunting Fun Again: Stopping Cyber Attacks in Real-Time with OSS Threat Intel and SIEM 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Mapping the Digital Knowledge and Research Ecosystems 444 (Level 4) Beefy ML: Ultra-Low Power Algorithms on Cattle - Jordan Yates, CSIRO 431-432 (Level 4) Extending Cloud Native Beyond the “Linux Barrier” to MCUs - Jason Shepherd & Stephen Berard, Atym 433 (Level 4) How to Integrate My (Proprietary) Code in Zephyr - Iuliana Prodan, NXP Signature Room (Level 5) Debootstrapping Embedded Linux Root Filesystems - Building and Optimization for the Novice - Ron Munitz, The PSCG 335-336 (Level 3)

2:55pm PDT

AMP Virtio: A New Virto Transport for AMP Systems, with Focus on Zephyr, Linux, and Xen - Bill Mills, Linaro 337 (Level 3) Engineering Secure SSH Access for Engineers - Colin McAllister, Garmin 333-334 (Level 3) Tuning RT Kernel to Improve Schedule Performance with Intel Platform - Junxiao Chang, Intel 331-332 (Level 3) Clock Management in Zephyr RTOS - Daniel DeGrasse, NXP 431-432 (Level 4) Learn Operating Systems Theory While Working with Zephyr - Lenka Kosková Třísková, Technical University of Liberec 433 (Level 4) Practical SBOM Management with Zephyr and SPDX - Benjamin Cabé, The Linux Foundation Signature Room (Level 5) Unconference: Hot-Pluggable Hardware with Device Tree Overlays Loading and Unloading (Yes, at Runtime) 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Open Source Climate Landscape 444 (Level 4)

3:35pm PDT

Ask the Expert Session with Jeff Shapiro, The Linux Foundation, about open source licenses, performing code audits, and building SBOMs Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Ask the Expert Session with Philipp Ahmann, Bosch, about about Linux (and OSS) in Safety-Critical Systems Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Ask the Expert Session with Rebecca Lively, Defense Unicorns, about Open Source Software in the Government Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Coffee Break Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

4:00pm PDT

Accelerated Porting of Linux, U-Boot and Yocto for Production Ready Embedded Systems - Vaishnav Mohandas Achath, Texas Instruments 337 (Level 3) Bluetooth on Embedded Linux Systems Deep Dive - Marcel Ziswiler, Toradex Inc. 333-334 (Level 3) Rusty Swapping: Rewriting a zswap Backend in Rust - Vitaly Wool, Konsulko AB 335-336 (Level 3) Real-Time Linux: What Is Next? - Daniel Bristot de Oliveira, Red Hat & Thomas Gleixner & Sebastian Siewior, Linutronix GmbH & Kate Stewart, The Linux Foundation 331-332 (Level 3) Unconference: Automating Data QA to Build Gen AI 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Software to Manage Your Open Source Project 444 (Level 4) Streamlining Testing with Generic Tests and Emulators - Tristan Honscheid, Google Signature Room (Level 5) Zephyr Documentation BoF - Benjamin Cabé, The Linux Foundation 431-432 (Level 4) [Virtual Live] Building Zephyr using Yocto - Naveen Kumar Saini & Anuj Mittal, Intel 433 (Level 4)

4:55pm PDT

RISC-V and RISE Project BoF - Jeffrey Osier-Mixon, Red Hat & Drew Fustini, Tenstorrent 335-336 (Level 3) Shipping Multiple Devicetrees: How to Identify Which DTB Is for My Board? - Elliot Berman, Qualcomm 337 (Level 3) Standardizing the Generation and Signing of Boot Images - Neha Francis & Vignesh Raghavendra, Texas Instruments 333-334 (Level 3) Unconference: Case for Improving Design Docs for Modern Software 444 (Level 4) Unconference: DAMON Coffee and Tea Chat 444 (Level 4) Meet the Maintainers BoF - Anas Nashif, Intel Signature Room (Level 5)

6:00pm PDT

Attendee Reception Garage Billiards + Bowl / Stoup Brewing – Capitol Hill

7:00am PDT

Downtown Seattle Walking Tour Sheraton Grand Seattle

7:30am PDT

Coat + Bag Check Summit Lobby - Level 1

8:00am PDT

Continental Breakfast Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building Registration + Badge Pick-up Summit Lobby - Level 1

9:00am PDT

Embedded Linux Systems in Developing Countries - Moise Chirusha, Ufanuzi 335-336 (Level 3) Status of Embedded Linux - Tim Bird, Sony Electronics & Marta Rybczynska, Syslinbit Signature Room (Level 5) The State of Hardware Video Codecs in Linux - Andrzej Pietrasiewicz, Collabora 333-334 (Level 3) [Virtual Live] Application and Challenges of Using GenAVB/TSN Software Stack for Industrial Automation - Maanasa Sachidanand, NXP 433 (Level 4) Xen Project's Progress Toward Safety Certification - Stefano Stabellini, AMD 331-332 (Level 3) Future of Zephyr Device Model - Ederson de Souza, Intel Corporation 337 (Level 3) Overview of I3C - Ryan McClelland, Meta Reality Labs 431-432 (Level 4) Open Source Summit 2024 [Pre-Registration Required] Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building Linux Security Summit North America 2024 [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building

9:55am PDT

Automated Testing for Web-based Systems on Embedded Devices - Lauro Moura, Igalia Signature Room (Level 5) Camera/ISP Drivers Using V4L2 Media Controller Framework - Karthik Poduval, Amazon Lab126 333-334 (Level 3) WirePlumber 0.5: Bringing Smart Audio Filters to PipeWire - Julian Bouzas, Collabora 335-336 (Level 3) [Virtual Live] How (Not) to Get the Vendor Driver Merged Upstream - Dmitry Baryshkov, Linaro Ltd. 433 (Level 4) The ELISA Project – Enabling Open Source in Safety-Critical Applications - Philipp Ahmann, Robert Bosch GmbH 331-332 (Level 3) Device Power Management: Journey to 5uA - Jordan Yates, CSIRO 431-432 (Level 4) Zephyr and OpenAMP - Mohammed Billoo, MAB Labs Embedded Solutions 337 (Level 3)

10:20am PDT

Pet Pawlooza Signature Lounge (Level 5)

10:30am PDT

Is It Even Possible to Keep Up with AI/ML? Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

10:35am PDT

Coffee Break Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) In Person Networking Meetings Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5) Solutions Showcase Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

11:00am PDT

Overview of a Modern DRM Driver - Matt Coster, Imagination Technologies 335-336 (Level 3) Tuning Real-Time Linux for ARM SoCs - Bryan Brattlof, Texas Instruments 333-334 (Level 3) Unveiling the Test Champions: Comparing Testing Automation Systems for Embedded Environments - Paweł Wieczorek, Collabora Signature Room (Level 5) Measuring Code Coverage of the Linux Kernel in Accordance with RTCA DO-178C Considerations - Andrew Oppelt, The Boeing Company 331-332 (Level 3) Unconference: Is Your Business Data on the Dark Web? Let's Find Out! 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Observability Pipelines 101 444 (Level 4) Userspace in Zephyr: Overview and Practicality - Daniel Leung, Intel Corporation 431-432 (Level 4)

11:55am PDT

BoF: Object Life-Time Handling in Driver Subsystems - Bartosz Golaszewski, Linaro 333-334 (Level 3) Debugging Heterogenous SoC Using OpenOCD - Nishanth Menon, Texas Instruments Inc 335-336 (Level 3) Testing Rotation Sensor Drivers with LEGO Robots and Other Adventures in the Linux IIO Subsystem - David Lechner, BayLibre Signature Room (Level 5) The Limits of Safety Engineering and the Cinderblock Problem - Chuck Wolber, The Boeing Company 331-332 (Level 3) Unconference: jj (Jujutsu) VCS User/Contributor BoF 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Setting up Observability with Open Source Tools 444 (Level 4) "Z LED Frame": Illuminating Art with Zephyr - Jakub Duchniewicz, Tietoevry 337 (Level 3) Extending Zephyr Based Applications at Runtime with LLEXT - Tom Burdick, Intel 431-432 (Level 4)

12:35pm PDT

Lunch (Provided Onsite for All Attendees) Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

2:00pm PDT

Comparing and Contrasting Patman Vs B4 for Posting Patches - Doug Anderson, Google 335-336 (Level 3) Maximizing SD Card Life, Performance, and Monitoring with KrillKounter - Andrew Murray, The Good Penguin 333-334 (Level 3) Quality Beyond Kernelci.Org in Upstream Linux for TI SoCs - Barry Sheraw & Nishanth Menon, Texas Instruments Signature Room (Level 5) Sponsored Session - BoF: Yocto Project - What's Next? - Philip Balister, OpenEmbedded 433 (Level 4) BASIL an Open Source Software for Quality Management - Luigi Pellecchia & Gabriele Paoloni, Red Hat 331-332 (Level 3) Unconference: How to Win Contributors and Influence Maintainers 444 (Level 4) Unconference: Modern Approaches to Authorization (ReBAC, ABAC, Policy-based, etc.) 444 (Level 4) From a Weekend Hack, to a Future-Proof IoT Device - Benjamin Cabé, The Linux Foundation 431-432 (Level 4) Pytest Tests in Twister - Maciej Perkowski, Nordic Semiconductor 337 (Level 3)

2:40pm PDT

Ask the Expert Session with Christopher (CRob) Robinson, Intel, on Developer Security Best Practices Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Ask the Expert Session with Dawn Foster, CHAOSS, on Open Source Project Health Metrics Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Ask the Expert Session with Lauren Maffeo, Author, on Designing Data Governance from the Ground Up Olympic View Lounge (Level 5) Coffee Break Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

2:45pm PDT

Changing the World with RISC-V Solutions Showcase - Ballroom 1 (Level 5)

3:15pm PDT

Building End-user Applications on Embedded Devices with WPE - Mario Sanchez-Prada, Igalia 335-336 (Level 3) Power Measurement and Attribution in Kernel for Embedded System Processes - Aditya Manglik, ETH Zurich Signature Room (Level 5) Software Optimization for Early Linux Boot for Time Critical Applications - Aashvij Shenai & Soumya Tripathy, Texas Instruments Inc 333-334 (Level 3) Aligning Automotive Standards with Open Source Excellence - Dylan Dawson, Elektrobit Automotive GmbH 331-332 (Level 3) How do AWS, Azure, MongoDB, etc. verify your data is not corrupted? - No! Its not testing! Come to learn more! 444 (Level 4) Unconference: The Good Docs Project: Does Clinic Tell Us Where It Hurts 444 (Level 4) Remote Processor Framework in Zephyr RTOS - Vaishnav Mohandas Achath, Texas Instruments India Pvt. Ltd. 337 (Level 3) Using Picolibc in Embedded Systems - Keith Packard, Amazon 431-432 (Level 4) [Virtual Live] SoC Development: From ROM to Application - Nadav Cohen Zukerman, Autotalks 433 (Level 4)

4:10pm PDT

Compound Interest - Dealing with Two Decades of Technical Debt in Embedded Linux - Bartosz Golaszewski, Linaro 335-336 (Level 3) Second Source Component Probing on Device Tree Platforms - Chen-Yu Tsai, Google LLC 333-334 (Level 3) WASM on Zephyr: Securely Running Code in Any Language - Daniel Mangum, Golioth 337 (Level 3)

5:05pm PDT

Embedded Linux Conference Annual Closing Game Signature Room (Level 5)

8:00am PDT

Registration + Badge Pick-up Summit Lobby - Level 1 Coat + Bag Check Summit Lobby - Level 1

9:00am PDT

Linux Security Summit North America 2024 [Additional Fee; Pre-Registration Required] Seattle Convention Center | Summit Building