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Every Linux distribution provides features useful in product development - each SoC provides features necessary to a product's success. If you can't take advantage of the distribution of your choice or the SoC of your choice - product development is hampered or stopped altogether. NXP provides technology easing the adoption of SoC specific components into the distribution of your choice. Learn more about this technology, and practical tips and tricks on how to build and use selected components from LSDK at the component isolated level. Topics include building and deploying PPA and boot loaders, building and booting the Linux kernel, and building and deploying select user space components. Emphasis is on native building because it's easier. This will be a two hour session to leave time for Q&A.

A key challenge to the deployment of Edge compute IoT is management and security of 1000s to millions of Edge compute nodes. EdgeScale simplifies this by providing a cloud-based management framework leveraging the hardware security features of Layerscape processors. Learn how you can use EdgeScale to manage a heterogenious set of Edge compute nodes, and use it with your choice of Edge compute framework - AWS Greengrass, Azure IoT Edge and others.

This session will go into the detail of the software enablement around the BlueBox v2.0, aka “BlueBox Mini” or “BLBX2”. Suited for level 2/3 autonomous drive. From an engineering perspective topics will include: 1. The BlueBox v2.0 hardware layout. 2. BSP content with middleware; Linux config and Ubuntu rootfs; Linux options between and inter-communication between them; Discussion of middleware options (including ROS versions, and others). 3. How ADAS is supported. 4. Combined to achieve level 2/3 ADAS with AutonomouStuff. 5. Apollo versions ported and benchmarking of the planning module. 6. Future offerings with hardware support and systems-level safety and orchestration. 7. Technical lecture explaining the internals of this enablement.

NXP has prepared a DroneCode.org compatible Vehicle management unit (VMU) running PX4Pro. The NXPhlite VMU is compatible with the full stack from Dronecode, including internal and external comms, planning and groundstation control. This can be used as the basis to coordinate with a higher level companion system running LINUX and ROS, or as a standalone vehicle such as a semi-autonomous Drone, Rover, boat or even a lawnmower. NXPhlite features multiple interfaces and includes 100BaseT1 2-wire Ethernet and dual CAN interfaces.

OpenIL is Linux® distro designed specifically for the industrial market. OpenIL is an ideal deployment for PLC, HMI, industrial control and automation systems. As an open source project based on buildroot to provide a compact filesystem for industrial usage, OpenIL supports LTS Linux kernel 4.1 and 4.9, Xenomai cobalt core, industrial IEEE®1588, time sensitive networking and many other features. A real-time baremetal framework supports relay control and robotic applications. Learn about OpenIL, the architecture, design objectives and roadmap. Understand how you can contribute to OpenIL and drive the direction of the community project.

When choosing the NFC device for a new design, the system architect must consider many parameters. To avoid unpleasant surprises during software implementation phase, software has to be taken into account as well from the beginning. Different NFC IC categories (NFC Frontends, NFC Controller, Connected Tag) have different strengths, depending on the software environment. The way how highly integrated operating systems like Linux are structured brings both new challenges and advantages. This session examines the considerations necessary when designing in NFC in different operating systems or "bare metal" systems. It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of the different device categories in dependence of the designated environment.

Functional safety awareness level one. Introduction to functional safety, what it is, why and how it is implemented. This overview session provides the building blocks for the other deep dive technical sessions within the track and ensures that all participates understand the language and context used within functional safety discussions. It will also introduce how the NXP process with BCAM7 fits with ISO 26262 and the new safety school that will be launched in 2018.

Product training of MC33771x ICs for HV BMS. 1- Short BMS market introduction (incl. key players, requirements, competitors); 2- Introduction to NXP BMS roadmap and key products (BCC14, BCC6 & TPL); 3-Key BMS applications (14V, 48V, HV Daisy Chain, HV CAN, Wireless) including differentiation and value proposition; 4- Market, application, reference design and product outlook; 5- Functional safety aspects - system safety goal and how to implement functional safety.

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