16-17th October 2025,
On site attendance: Hyatt Place San José/Pinares, Plaza Momentum Pinares, San José, Costa Rica
On site attendance Registration Form
Online attendance (the link will be published on the event day)
DAY 1 STREAM: https://www.youtube.com/live/tqWwKLCD0dU
DAY 2 STREAM: https://www.youtube.com/live/5Yf9M2yt4wI
Schedule
DAY 1
| Time (UTC) | Local Time (UTC-6) | Presenter | Title | Description |
| 15:00 | 9:00 | Welcome | Welcome Note | |
| 15:05 | 9:05 | Alin Jerpelea | ASF NuttX status report | Year to year analysis of ASF NuttX activity |
| 15:20 | 9:20 | Alin Jerpelea | NuttX SBOM readiness | Compliance readiness with the global legislation |
| 15:40 | 9:40 | Zhang Bojie | Wi-Fi certification on NuttX | Wi-Fi certification application porting on NuttX |
| 16:00 | 10:00 | Tomek CEDRO Lup Yuen LEE | NXDART: NuttX Distributed Automation for Build and Runtime Testing | NXDART aims to provide Free and Open-Source dristributed build and runtime test environment for NuttX RTOS verification on various real world hardware boards with what-you-have-at-hand approach. First steps created by Tomek CEDRO and Lup Yuen LEE. |
| 16:40 | 10:40 | Matteo Golin | NuttX for High Powered Rocketry | I would like to share the application of NuttX for Carleton University’s hybrid rocket ground systems and also our custom flight computer. I will cover the important features of NuttX that were used, the development experience and why NuttX is such a great fit for this application. |
| 17:20 | 11:20 | Elena Zhao | Sharing the progress of Xiaomi Vela in open-source and technology over the past year | New features of Xiaomi Vela in the past year Xiaomi Vela’s contributions to the NuttX community Sharing the progress of openvela’s open-source initiatives |
| BREAK | ||||
| 19:00 | 13:00 | Lia Jiang | NuttX graphic & input subsystem enhancement | Mainly introduce the following functions： 1. framebuffer vsync queue 2. goldfish input/fb driver 3. virtio input/fb driver 4. monkey: apps – monkey & input generation 5. getevent tool 6. usb input 7. input offloading |
| 19:20 | 13:20 | Yale Yang | Enabling ALSA Support in Xiaomi Vela: From Concept to Reality | Explaining the implementation of Xiaomi Vela Alsa-lib Expansion of Upper driver functions and support for multiple instances; Implementation of Xiaomi Vela Alsa-lib Hardware device; Implementation of Xiaomi Vela Alsa-lib Dmix Plugin; |
| 19:40 | 13:40 | Ethan Liang | NuttX network subsystem enhancement | 1.lowlatency enhancement performance improvement gPTP wpa_supplicant Ethernet Driver |
| 20:00 | 14:00 | Alan Carvalho de Assis | Developing a Low Cost RTK solution with NuttX | RTK is used in applications where high accuracy location are needed, like geo mapping, vehicles and drone tracking, precision agriculture, etc. In this talk I will present a solution developed with a low cost RTK module integrated on NuttX. |
| 20:20 | 14:20 | Fix-Point | CLOCKDEVICE: New timer driver abstraction for NuttX | Mainly introduce the background, design goals, detailed design, implementation, performance evaluation of CLOCKDEVICE, as well as the future outlook for the next-step hrtimer design. |
| 20:40 | 14:40 | Michal Matias | Single Pair Ethernet with OPEN Alliance 10BASE-T1x SPI MAC-PHYs | Talk about single pair Ethernet on NuttX over SPI with the new driver created partly during 2025 GSoC. Main topics: 1) 10BASE-T1S and 10BASE-T1L 2) OPEN Alliance 10BASE-T1x MAC-PHY Serial Interface (OA-TC6) specification 3) OA-TC6 NuttX net driver implementation: Net stack API, internal state machine and resolution of signal integrity loss 4) Physical Layer Collision Avoidance (PLCA) and plcatool. |
| 21:40 | 15:40 | Mark.J | NuttX POSIX Compatibility Enhancements and Practices | Mainly discuss NuttX POSIX specification compatibility 1. NuttX POSIX standard support status 2. LTP compatibility testing 3. PSE52 certification 4. PSA certification, etc. |
| 22:00 | 16:00 | Alan C. Assis & Alin Jerpelea | Day closing |
DAY 2
| Time (UTC) | Local Time (UTC-6) | Presenter | Title | Description |
| 15:00 | 9:00 | Feng Roy | eMMC implementation on ESP32s3 platform | 1. The implementation of eMMC on ESP32s3 platform 2. NuttX MMC driver improvement |
| 15:20 | 9:20 | Michal Lenc | nxboot: System updates with NuttX bootloader | The presentation introduces nxboot, a NuttX application that can be used as a bootloader and system updater. The algorithm used for updates utilizes three memory partitions with one always keeping a valid recovery image. This significantly speeds up the update process as there is no need to create the recovery during the update. The updated image is unstable after the first boot and has to be marked as stable, otherwise the latest stable version is loaded during the next boot. |
| 16:00 | 10:00 | Štěpán Pressl | Using the Silicon Heaven protocol in NuttX | Silicon Heaven protocol is an open specification of a remote procedure call system (RPC) that allows for calling remote methods on the target device. The main principle is the existence of the nodes holding the methods which form a tree. Also the whole network must feature a broker, a server the devices connect to. The official specification also allows for “asynchronnous signals”, which are very similar to the publish mechanism used in MQTT. In this presentation, the SHV integration into NuttX will be shown, as part of Štěpán Pressl’s GSoC 2025 project, and we will dive deeper into practical examples on how you can use it inside your applications. In the end an already existing firmware updater using SHV utilizing the NXBoot bootloader will be demonstrated. |
| 16:40 | 10:40 | Joseph Yang | NuttX USB Introduction & Enhancement | Mainly introduce the following functions: 1. Introduction to the USB device and USB host frameworks 2. Introduction to the principles of common USB classes (such as adb, fastboot, mtp, etc.) 3. Recent enhanced functions for the USB subsystem |
| 17:20 | 11:20 | Halysson Carvalho Silva Junior | Developing the Multiplexing Controller (CMUX) for LTE modems | This presentation aims to demonstrate the implementation of a Multiplexing Controller for LTE using a pseudo-terminal to multiplex the channels (GNSS, Attention Commands, and PPPD). |
| 17:40 | 11:40 | Ham Hu | NuttX SMP Scheduling Optimization | Mainly explain the optimization strategies for NuttX SMP 1. Scheduling architecture adjustment Scheduling logic optimization Hardware optimization implementation Code-level optimization |
| 18:00 | 12:00 | Nora Fang | Device Tree Support and Implementation in NuttX | NuttX-supported devicetree functions Implementation of devicetree dynamic loading and parsing based on Linux Implementation of devicetree static parsing based on Zephyr and its dynamic extension |
| BREAK | ||||
| 19:00 | 13:00 | Xiaomi | OpenVela Global Developer Conference |
BACKGROUND
Apache NuttX® is an Apache licensed real-time operating system (RTOS) with an emphasis on standards compliance and a small footprint. First released in 2007 it is scalable from 8-bit to 32-bit microcontroller environments with APIs primarily guided by the relevant POSIX and ANSI standards. Additional APIs originate from Unix and other common RTOSes. The OS is widely used across industry and academia, and the time has come for the community to meet up to raise its profile, exchange information about its application, and set the agenda for its future development.
SCOPE AND TARGET AUDIENCE
The scope of the workshop is the Apache Nuttx® Real Time Operating System, the tools used for its design, development, deployment, debugging, and maintenance, the applications that use it, and the hardware on which it typically runs. The target audience is embedded systems practitioners across both industry and academia.
OBJECTIVES
Apache NuttX® International Workshop has four primary objectives; (i) To allow the developers and users of Apache NuttX® to meet up, to network together, exchange ideas, and to understand their mutual needs and aspirations for the OS. (ii) To agree on directions for the future development of Apache NuttX® together with Apache Software Foundation and to coalesce development groups to work on these initiatives. (iii) To raise the profile of Apache NuttX® and allow potential adopters from around the world to see how widely it is already used and (iv) to understand how we can make the development process for Apache NuttX® more diverse and robust.
FORMAT AND PROCESS
Apache NuttX® Online Workshop is free to attend but costs money to put on, so candidates are bound on their honor to attend once accepted. Participation at the workshop shall be limited to 200 attendees and we strongly prefer delegates that will contribute to the event. Active participation may take many forms- short lecture or full presentation; all proposals will be considered with a duration from 20 minutes (short lecture) to 40 minutes (full presentation).
PROCEEDINGS
Materials from sessions at the International Workshop will be made available at events.nuttx.apache.org after the event.
ANTI-HARASSMENT POLICY
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