Explore a conference talk from EclipseCon 2022 that delves into the world of free and open-source hardware, focusing on RISC-V IoT applications through the collaborative efforts of Eclipse Foundation and OpenHW Group. Learn about the advantages of open-source hardware IPs, including freedom, cost-effectiveness, security, control, and digital sovereignty. Discover the OpenHW Group ecosystem, its Eclipse Foundation partnership, and various working task groups. Gain insights into the CORE-V cores roadmap, featuring open-source RISC-V IPs, their architecture, and technology readiness levels. Examine the core-v-mcu, a 32-bit RISC-V microcontroller with the production-ready CORE-V CV32E40P, through an FPGA implementation demonstration that showcases MQTT protocol communication with an Eclipse Mosquitto server and data visualization using Eclipse Streamsheets.
Overview
Syllabus
Free and Open Source Hardware to enable RISC-V IoT Applications With Eclipse Foundation and OpenHW
Taught by
Eclipse Foundation
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