#691 – System Designer Lets You Try Every Part with Michael Gielda
Michael Gielda returns to the show (for a third time) to talk about the work Antmicro is doing to extend hardware, firmware, and silicon design. Their new tool System Designer allows even more high level testing of full systems,
The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast
March 24, 20251h 11m
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Show Notes
Welcome back (for a third time!) Michael Gielda of Antmicro
- Michael and Chris usually see each other around the Zephyr booth at Embedded World, but not this year
- Antmicro continues to work on Zephyr, which targets hardware using Devicetree
- Renode
- Mult-node
- testing code
- aethero
- Data center in space
- Cosmic shielding corporation
- Tying the simulation to reality
- How do you know an actuation has happened
- RESD – Renode sensor data format
- Drone data example
- Finding and testing the variety of use cases
- Borderline criteria
- Fuzzing
- Kenning AutoML
- Anomaly detection on an MCU with Kenning
- Co-op example
- Adding
- System designer
- Environment al board
- Aerocore2 STM
- Camera
- Checking on the pin / assignment problem
- Supporting vendors that have good support / open source
- ADI plugins for Zephyr
- Root of Trust Caliptra
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