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NXP EdgeVerse Techcast

Bridgette & Kyle

The EdgeVerse Techcast goal is to increase awareness of resources available for customers developing with NXP Application Processors and Microcontrollers.

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  • Avg 15 min
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  • S1 · E66
    April 28 · 12 min

    From Protocols to Production: NXP and Port's Seamless Integration

    Industrial Ethernet Protocols, Tools & Hardware for Faster Factory Automation In this EdgeVerse Techcast episode, NXP welcomes port to the company and explains how the acquisition brings 30+ years of industrial communications expertise to deliver certifiable hardware and software for factory automation. Denis Noël discusses port's real-time protocol stacks—including PROFINET, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, CANopen, and Modbus—and how tight integration with NXP industrial chips like the i.MX RT1180 MCU and i.MX94 MPU (with networking switch) accelerates development, improves interoperability, and supports ongoing protocol and security maintenance, including cybersecurity regulations such as the European Cyber Resilience Act. Episode Resources: www.nxp.com/port i.MX RT1180 EVK FRDM i.MX RT1186 Remote I/O platform 00:00 Welcome and Why It Matters 00:54 Meet Denis and Port 01:37 What Port Does 02:54 Protocols Supported 04:14 Hardware Software Advantage 05:39 Tools Services Security 06:43 Developer Kits and Getting Started 08:27 Future of Factory Automation 10:33 Recap and Next Steps 11:44 Wrap Up and Subscribe

  • S1 · E65
    April 21 · 8 min

    Reflecting on Zephyr: 10 Years of Innovation and Community Contribution

    Celebrating 10 Years of the Zephyr Project: How Open Source is Powering Embedded Innovation | Edge Verse TechCast Edge Verse TechCast hosts Bridgette Stone and Kyle Dando celebrate Zephyr RTOS's 10-year anniversary with guest Kathleen Jachimiak, an NXP Marketing Manager and Zephyr Marketing Committee member. They discuss why Zephyr stood out at launch—open source, vendor neutral, scalable, and built for security and connectivity on resource-constrained IoT devices—and what helped it become production ready through strong documentation, community support, and broad hardware portability. Kathleen highlights ecosystem maturity as a top factor for RTOS selection, citing Zephyr's tools, middleware, drivers, and extensive board support. Looking ahead, she notes focus areas like long-term maintainability, functional safety certification, CRA alignment, and continued security/connectivity improvements for applications including ML/AI. NXP is marking the milestone with global celebrations, new demos and training, meetup content, and a giveaway of 10,000 FRDM development boards, including a listener code for a free FRDM MCX A153 board while supplies last. Episode Sources: FRDM-MCXA153 Shopping Cart FREE CODE: ATW30J45 About the Zephyr Project https://www.nxp.com/zephyr 00:00 Zephyr Turns 10 01:40 Meet Kathleen 01:51 Why Zephyr Stood Out 02:33 From Eval to Products 03:13 Why Devs Stick Around 04:05 Ecosystem Matters Most 04:53 Next 10 Years Roadmap 05:48 NXP Anniversary Plans 06:33 Free Boards Giveaway 07:23 Wrap Up and Thanks 08:17 Birthday Banter Outro

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