Sure you’ve heard about the release of Qt 6.0 by now — but are you ready? Join the conversation with our Qt Engineers to discuss the present and future of Qt 6. Ranging from API updates to porting tips, we’ll save you valuable time by giving a shortcut overview of changes that have made it into this first version. We’ll also cover:
Low-cost microcontrollers are being used more and more often in embedded applications that previously may have used a microprocessor. Microcontrollers often run a real-time operating system (RTOS) rather than a full operating system like Linux.
In this webinar we introduce FreeRTOS, a popular RTOS for microcontrollers that has been ported to 35 microcontroller platforms. We will:
Discuss what an RTOS is and why you would need one
Look at the key features of FreeRTOS, the platforms it supports, licensing, and some of the available libraries, add-ons, and OS variants
Show C++ code examples and cover some tips on how to get started with FreeRTOS development
Software developers or managers interested in using FreeRTOS on microcontrollers won’t want to miss this!
Boot times are critical for many embedded systems. Whether it's an In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) system or a medical device, waiting for the system to boot up can range from a mere inconvenience to a life-threatening issue. While the processing power of embedded systems has increased based on Moore's Law, the size and complexity of software has grown at an even greater rate and today's embedded systems often involve multiple processes and processors communicating with other systems. The traditional approach for booting an embedded Linux system may no longer be adequate to meet product requirements for startup time from a cold boot.
Addressing this issue can involve significant engineering efforts to analyze and optimize startup scripts and sequences to get boot times down to an acceptable level. This frequently occurs late in the product development process and has often proven unsuccessful.
This is where Quick Boot from Ubiquitous AI Corporation comes in. A fast start-up solution for Linux or Android-based devices, QuickBoot utilizes an approach based on restoring a system from a saved image using advanced hibernation technology. Customers developing devices with advanced Graphic User Interfaces from a variety of industries have used Ubiquitous QuickBoot to improve the user's experience, extend battery life, and increase efficiency.
In this webinar, we will introduce QuickBoot and show how it can solve slow cold boot times. You will:
Learn the difference from other fast boot techniques on Linux or Android devices.
Get technical details of QuickBoot.
See a demonstration of a real-world embedded application illustrating the boot time performance.
