TOKITA Hiroshi
TOKITA Hiroshi has been working at Fujitsu as an embedded systems developer for 20 years.
He mainly has knowledge of in-vehicle Linux, especially in the infotainment area.
He is also involved in the Japanese translation of KiCad, and is involved in development and writing activities spanning open source, software, and hardware.
In recent years, he has been active as a member of the Zephyr project and as a co-maintainer of Raspberry Pi Pico and GD32.
Beitrag
Zephyr is an open-source RTOS used in various applications, from hobby electronics to space exploration.
Traditional automotive systems are constructed by proprietary RTOS such as OSEK, iTRON, and etc. The standardized HW abstraction layer is required in the RTOS use-case of SDV. Zephyr is the best solution for SDV because it matches this requirement.
In this session, we will provide a tutorial to start with Zephyr and explain its characteristics. It aims to share why Zephyr is good for SDV.
https://pretalx.coscup.org/coscup-2025/talk/review/JMEZXZATDXFDR3W3YGZAXQLQWPKQLQGK