A simple sample that prints “Hello World” to the console.

This demo demonstrates the Zephyr shell submodule, which allows the user to use a console interface to control the operating system.

An implementation of a solution to the Dining Philosophers problem which demonstrates the usage of multiple preemptible and cooperative threads of differing priorities, as well as dynamic mutexes and thread sleeping.

This sample TensorFlow application replicates a sine wave and demonstrates the basics of using TensorFlow Lite Micro. The model included with the sample is trained to replicate a sine function and generates x values to print alongside the y values predicted by the model.

This demo demonstrates the MicroPython Zephyr port by performing arithmetic operations, and by defining and calling simple functions.

A basic sample that blinks an LED forever using the Zephyr GPIO API.

A sample that prints “Hello World” to the console from a usermode thread.

A simple application that demonstrates kernel scheduling, communication, and timing. Two threads take turns printing “Hello World” synchronized by semaphores.

This sample application compresses and decompresses a block of data with the LZ4 algorithm and verifies the result.

This sample demonstrates integration of Rust code into Zephyr RTOS projects.

This is a demonstration application of Kenning Zephyr Runtime running gesture recognition model on sample data using microTVM.

This is a demonstration application of Kenning Zephyr Runtime running gesture recognition model on sample data using TFLite Micro.

This is a demonstration application of Kenning Zephyr Runtime running gesture recognition model on sample data using IREE.