11:20 • Open Source Security as the Foundation of European Sovereignty - Madalin Neag & Mirko Boehm, The Linux Foundation
11:40 • ORBIT Launchpad: Building the Due Diligence Bridge Between Manufacturers and Open Source - Nicole Bates-Callaghan, Microsoft & Sarah Evans, Dell Technologies
13:30 • Presentation From the European Commission Open Source Observatory (OSOR) - Éléonore Daxhelet, OpenForum Europe
13:50 • The Japan-Type OSS Model: Native Species, Seeding Strategy, and Rules as Code - Kazuki Imamura, IPA: Innovation Platform Agency, Japan
14:25 • Panel: Having an SBOM Is Not Enough. Introducing the OpenChain SBOM Document Quality Guide - Yoshiyuki Ito & Tsukasa Yobo, Renesas Electronics; Kiyoshi Owada, Socionext Inc.; Yumi Tomita, Cybertrust Japan Co., Ltd.; Takashi Ninjouji, Honda Motor Co., Ltd.
15:35 • The EU Cyber Resilience Act and Open Source: What Product Vendors Must Do - Timo Perala & Gergely Csatari, Nokia
16:30 • Challenges Using an IEC Standard in Open Source - Nico Rikken, Alliander
16:50 • Rebuilding Mini-Grid Metering as Open Infrastructure - Joscha Winzer & Vivien Barnier, EnAccess Foundation
17:25 • Rethinking Wireless Networking With Synchronous Transmissions: The OpenSTX Standard - Davide Vecchia, University of Trento
17:45 • Open Quantum Safe: Post-Quantum Software Research in the Era of the First PQC Standards - Rodrigo Martín, Indra
11:20 • How Uber Uses Intelligent Agents for Open Source Governance - Chris Howard, Uber
11:40 • How Open Source Communities and OSPOs Are Responding To AI Assisted Contributions - Norio Kobota & Alin Jerpelea, Sony
13:30 • Panel Discussion: The Latest From TODO Group: Advocacy, Community, and Our AI Initiatives - Natali Vlatko, Cisco; Georg Kunz, Ericsson; Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Linux Foundation; Annania Melaku, F5 NGINX
14:25 • Open Source as a Government Goal: Berlin’s Strategy for Digital Sovereignty – Lessons Learned - Marcel Scholze, PwC Germany & Florian Ebel, Senatskanzlei Berlin
14:45 • Strategic Approach To Demonstrating the Value of OSS Efforts - Dawn Foster, Fast Wonder
15:35 • BoF: Open by Default or Intent: Inflection Points for Public Sector Open Source Decisions - Clare Dillon, CURIOSS; Remy DeCausemaker, CMS.gov; Johan Linåker, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden; Karel Rietveld, Netherlands Tax Administration
16:30 • MCP and AI Protocols: Questions for Open Source Managers - Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Linux Foundation
16:50 • AI Everywhere, Trust Nowhere: Navigating Open Source Security, "AI Slop," and the New Attack Surface - Adrianne Marcum, Linux Foundation & Christopher Robinson, OpenSSF
17:25 • Panel Discussion: Open Source in Software-Defined World - Sven Jeroschewski, Robert Bosch GmbH; Ana Jiménez Santamaría, Linux Foundation; Cornelius Schumacher, DB Systel GmbH; Agustin Benito Bethencourt, Independent
09:00 • Welcome & Opening Remarks - Welcome & Opening Remarks - Jim Zemlin, Chief Executive Officer, The Linux Foundation, Thierry Carrez, General Manager, OIF & LF Europe & Ramón Roche, Executive Director, Dronecode Foundation
09:50 • Keynote: Technical Documentation for Everyone (And Their AI Agents, Too) - Erin McKean, Staff Developer Relations Engineer, Google Open Source Programs Office, Google
10:05 • Keynote: Open Standards for Trusted Agentic Workloads - Laura Tacho, Senior Principal Technologist, Developer Experience, AWS
10:15 • Keynote: Open Source at a Crossroads: Geopolitics, Sovereignty, and the Fight to Stay Open - Nithya Ruff, Chair, Linux Foundation Board & Johan Linaker, Senior Researcher, RISE Research Institutes of Sweden & Adjunct Assistant Professor, Lund University
11:20 • What Is Linux Doing With My RAM? - Vlastimil Babka, SUSE Labs
13:30 • Building Your Own Linux Kernel CI on Commodity Platforms - Shung-Hsi Yu, SUSE
14:25 • You're Measuring Memory Wrong: The Right Ways With DAMON - SeongJae (SJ) Park, Crusoe
15:35 • FreeBSD as a Linux Platform: LinuxKPI, Linuxulator, and the Case for Convergence - Moin Rahman, The FreeBSD Project
16:30 • Modernizing Vmalloc With Maple Tree: Design, Challenges, and Trade Offs - Pranjal Arya, Qualcomm
17:25 • Sandlock: Rootless and Containerless Confinement for AI Agents - Cong Wang, Multikernel Technologies
09:05 • Zephyr at 10: Scaling an Open Source RTOS for the Next Decade - Anas Nashif, Intel
09:50 • Community Awards
11:20 • Ten Years of Zephyr: Replace Linux, or Work With It? - Iuliana Prodan, NXP Semiconductors
13:30 • From Reset To Main(): Porting Infineon TriCore AURIX To Zephyr - Parthiban N, Linumiz & Christoph Seitz, Infineon Technologies AG
14:25 • Practical End-to-End Traceability for Zephyr’s Path To Safety Certification - Tobias Kästner & Andreas Kurz, inovex GmbH
15:35 • AI in Zephyr PSIRT: Lessons From the Front Line - Flavio Vinicius Alvares Ceolin, Hubble Network & David Brown, Linaro
16:30 • CRA Readiness With SPDX 3 SBOMs in Zephyr - Benjamin Cabé, The Linux Foundation
17:25 • Where Zephyr Fits in Space Computer Architecture - Yasushi Shoji, Space Cubics Inc.
09:05 • Embedded Linux Kernel Testing With Pytest - Fabrizio Castro & Chris Paterson, Renesas Electronics Europe GmbH
09:50 • Reproducible Embedded Linux Testing From Laptop To CI To Scale - Anders Roxell, Linaro
11:20 • Making Your CI Lab More Reliable - Patrick Titiano, Baylibre SAS
13:30 • 20 Years of Quality Assurance for Embedded Linux Systems - The Good, the Bad, the Unexpected - Jan Altenberg, Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL) eG
14:25 • Debugging Heisenbugs: The Nightmare of Every Embedded Engineer - Beleswar Prasad Padhi, Texas Instruments
15:35 • The Engineer's Guide To the Embedded Linux Galaxy: Navigating Failures and Bricked Devices - Leon Anavi, Konsulko Group & Piotr Buliński, Qbee
16:30 • Demystifying Board Farms: Build a Mini Desktop Board Farm With Standard Tools and Hardware - Francesco Cervigni, Neoncomputing
16:50 • Cukinia: A Lightweight Test Framework for Embedded Linux Systems - Kévin L'hôpital, Savoir-Faire Linux
17:25 • Labgrid & Board Farming BOF - Rouven Czerwinski, Linaro
09:05 • Marrying Device Tree and SCMI - Geert Uytterhoeven, GLIDER bv
09:50 • Asymmetric Multi-Processing (AMP) for Embedded - Where Are We? - Wolfram Sang, Renesas / Consultant
11:20 • When PWM Meets the Common Clock Framework: How To Write a (not So) Simple Linux PWM Driver - Richard Genoud, Bootlin
13:30 • Journey of a Massive Internal Kernel Rework - Luca Ceresoli, Bootlin
14:25 • Enabling High-Performance SPI NAND in Linux: PHY Tuning, DDR, and Beyond - Santhosh Kumar K, Texas Instruments & Miquèl Raynal, Bootlin
15:35 • A Clockwork Frequency: Bringing Spread Spectrum To the Linux Clock Subsystem - Dario Binacchi, Amarula Solutions
16:30 • Fully Describe Your Regulators and Supplies - Chen-Yu Tsai, Google LLC
17:25 • ZBus for Linux - Peter Fecher, PHYTEC Messtechnik GmbH
10:50 • Verifying ABI Compatibility Across Releases and CPU Architectures - Adarsh Jagadish Kamini & Daniel Turull, Ericsson Software Technology
11:40 • Same Tag, Different Risk: Catching Semantic SBOM Drift Across Multi-Arch Containers - Yogesh Sardana, Airtel
13:50 • Still Leading the Pack: Modernizing Kubernetes Supply Chain Security - Adolfo García Veytia, Carabiner Systems & Carlos Tadeu Panato Junior, Chainguard
14:40 • No Slides, No Pitches: What Practitioners Really Think of OpenSSF Tools - Katherine Druckman, JetBrains; Kadi McKean, ReversingLabs; Tabatha DiDomenico, G-Research Open Source
15:50 • Maven-Lockfile: Locking Down the JVM Supply Chain for Hermetic Builds - Aman Sharma, KTH Royal Institute of Technology & Bruno Pimentel, Red Hat
16:40 • From Source To Wheel: Solving Python's Bootstrapping Problem - Rohan Devasthale & Christian Heimes, Red Hat
09:00 • Welcome Back - Thierry Carrez, General Manager, OIF & LF Europe
09:05 • Keynote: Tarek Becker, CTO of BTP Fabric, SAP
09:25 • Keynote: From AI Runtime to System Agents: Reimagining Linux for the AI Era with openKylin - Qingbo Wu, openKylin Advisory Committee Member & Technical Committee Chair
09:40 • Keynote to be Announced
09:45 • Keynote: Red Hat Hardened Images: Zero CVEs, Zero Cost - N. Harrison Ripps, Director of Engineering, Red Hat
09:50 • Keynote to be Announced
10:00 • Keynote: Scaling the Shield - Turning AI-Driven Vulnerabilities into a Massive Defensive Advantage - Jamie Thomas, Chief Client Innovation Officer | Enterprise Security, IBM
10:50 • Just Keep Swimming: Benchmarking OSS Agent Memory on Kubernetes With OpenTelemetry - Henrik Rexed, Dynatrace
11:40 • Building Real-Time, Data-Aware Intelligence With Postgres & Model Context Protocol (MCP) - Yogesh Jain, EnterpriseDB
13:50 • Yukti: A Unified Inference Interface for Low-Latency Machine Learning in High-Energy Physics - Sanjiban Sengupta, CERN, University of Manchester
14:40 • Designing Permissioned AI Agents That Can Run Offline - Miley Fu, Olares Tech
15:50 • Open Standards for Measuring Carbon, Energy, and Water in Software and AI - Navveen Balani, Linux Foundation
16:40 • Panel: The Future of AI Inference in Cloud Native: Open Source Innovation, Challenges, and Opportunities - Martin Hickey, IBM Research; Maroon Ayoub, Red Hat; Nili Guy, IBM; Cong Liu, Google; Hyunkyun Moon, Moreh
10:50 • Panel: OpenChain 2.0: Open Source Compliance in the Age of Automotive SBOM, Generative AI, and the CRA - Masato Endo, Toyota Motor Corporation; Marcel Kurzmann, Robert Bosch GmbH; Meixia Wang, LF; Jimmy Ahlberg, Ericsson; Ayumi Watanabe, Hitachi
11:40 • Measuring What Matters: Building an Open Source Health Model for the Npm Ecosystem - Adam Herzog, AboutCode & Alyssa Wright, Bloomberg
12:00 • How To Talk To Your Lawyer About Open Source - Jimmy Ahlberg & Georg Kunz, Ericsson
13:50 • The Evolving OSPO: Driving Technology Governance and Strategic Value in the AI Era - Hiroshi Ota, LY Corporation & Meixia Wang, The Linux Foundation
14:40 • A Fork Load of Maintenance - Forking a Key Dependency - Tom Sadler & Joel Keers, BBC
15:00 • What You Need To Know About Project Health - Daniel Izquierdo Cortazar, Bitergia
15:50 • Panel: Can University OSPOs Unlock Global Open Source Partnerships? - Stephanie Lieggi, UC Santa Cruz; Nithya Ruff, Independent; Clare Dillon, CURIOSS; Jacek Plucinski, University of Luxembourg
10:50 • Community Update - Ramon Roche, The Linux Foundation
11:10 • Fleet-Scale Bug Hunting in PX4 - Alexander Lerach, Auterion AG
11:40 • Learning To Navigate: Challenges of RL With PX4 as a Real-Time Controller - Kyrillos Adeeb, NXP
12:00 • From Observing To Working: PX4-Powered Aerial Manipulators - Ayham Alharbat, Saxion University / University of Twente
13:50 • Flying a Drone Onto a High Voltage Power Line - Mads Bornebusch, Heimdall Power
14:10 • MAVLink: State of the Nation - Hamish Willee, Auterion
14:40 • Serial Passthrough in PX4: Accessing FC Serial Ports Over MAVLink - Philipp Engljähringer, Auterion
15:00 • State of MAVSDK - Julian Oes, Julian Oes Consulting
15:50 • SIH: A Flight Simulator That Lives Inside the Autopilot - Marco Hauswirth, Auterion AG
16:10 • Keep It in the Air: Surviving Motor Failures in PX4 - Gennaro Guidone, Auterion
16:40 • From Gazebo Simulation To Flight Operations: Developing a Production Precision Landing System - Andrei Cuenca, Censys Technologies
17:00 • An Open-Source PX4 Swarm With Onboard ESP32-P4 Vision - Mindaugas Jonauskis, Team Mach Mind
09:05 • Taming the Safety Dragon With U-Boot and Linux - Neha Francis & Josiitaa RL & Santhosh Kumar K, Texas Instruments
09:50 • Balancing Power Efficiency and Real-Time Performance on Intel Embedded Platforms - Junxiao Chang, Intel
10:50 • Real-time Performance Comparison of Linux, Zephyr and FreeRTOS - Zbynek Fedra & Mingkai Hu, NXP
11:40 • Beyond Cyclictest: Evaluating Real-Time Linux Through Real Interrupt Workloads - Koshiro Onuki, Toshiba Corporation
13:50 • Beyond Best-Effort: Guaranteed Real-Time Ethernet on Multi-Core Linux - Meghana Malladi & Daolin Qiu, Texas Instruments
14:40 • Building Deterministic Heterogeneous Multicore Industrial Systems on MPUs - Mingkai Hu, NXP
15:50 • Using the Linux Tracing Infrastructure and eBPF for Latency Analysis - Jan Altenberg, Open Source Automation Development Lab (OSADL) eG
16:40 • One Yocto Distro, Many Boards, Few Engineers - Yann Cardaillac, Balena
09:05 • Redesigning a Modern Linux Userspace: Lessons From Going Libc-Free - Manjeet Singh, IBM
09:50 • A/B Updates in a Secure Boot Environment - Michael Opdenacker, Root Commit
10:50 • No Reboot Required: Over-the-Air Updates for Immutable Filesystems - Jana Perić, Northern.tech
11:40 • Navigating the Complexity of Modern SoC Bootflows - Marco Felsch, Pengutronix e.K.
13:50 • 10 Years of Bootable Containers in Production - Michal Toman, balena
14:40 • Rsinit -- A Tiny Initramfs Toolbox for Embedded Systems - Michael Olbrich, Pengutronix
15:00 • LibreCar: Android Auto on Mobile Linux - Petr Hodina, SolderChef
15:50 • Signed, Sealed, Delivered: Yocto Project Reference Containers - Tim Orling, Konsulko Group
16:40 • Bring Linux DRM Display Panel Support in the Modern Age - Neil Armstrong, Linaro
11:05 • Proofs of Personhood: Managing Identity in the Age of AI - Hart Montgomery, The Linux Foundation; Drummond Reed, First Person Cooperative; Glenn Gore, Affinidi
11:55 • Building Trust in the AI Era: Agent-to-Agent Communication With DIDs and VCs - Alexander Shcherbakov, DSR Corporation
14:00 • Why We Fixed It Upstream: A Telco Perspective - Kashif Khan, Ericsson & Jan Melen, Ericsson Software Technology
14:50 • Panel: Found It. Filed It. Forgotten? The Open Source Fix Problem in AI Era - Rao Lakkakula, Microsoft; Amanda Casari, Google; Stormy Peters, AWS
15:40 • When the LLMs Come Knocking: Surviving AI-Powered Vulnerability Reports - Vincent Demeester, Red Hat
16:30 • State of the OSS Union: Assessing Your Stack’s Autonomy Under EU Law - Emiel Brok, SUSE / DOSBA
11:05 • Scaling OSS Code Quality With Multi-Agent Swarms - Vikram Vaswani, Independent
11:55 • Look MA, No GPUs! Experiment and Develop LLMs Without GPU Support - Alexon Oliveira, Red Hat
14:00 • Lightning Talk: 97% of MCP Tools Have Quality Defects & Here's How We Measured Them - Om Shree, Shreesozo
14:10 • Lightning Talk: Real Observability for Self-Hosted LLMs on Ubuntu - Shardul Deshpande, Canonical
14:20 • 7 MCP Servers, 50+ Tools, Zero Duplicate Code: A 5-Minute Architecture Tour - Harika Chebrolu, IBM
14:50 • Building Fine-Grained Permissions for AI Agents - Sohan Maheshwar, AuthZed
15:40 • When Coding Agents Cheat: Measuring the Security of AI-Generated Code With an Open Benchmark - Luca Compagna, Endor Labs & Danqing Wang, Carnegie Mellon University
16:30 • From Hours To Minutes: Building Production-Ready Agentic Systems on Kubernetes - Purnanand Kumar & Dipali Chatterjee, IBM
11:05 • Lightning Talk: Declarative Systems Still Have Hidden State - Kim Schaefer, Game Plan Tech
11:15 • Lightning Talk: One Line of YAML Leaks Your Secrets: The Pwn-Request Pattern - Arpit Jain, Self Employed
11:25 • Lightning Talk: Beyond Immutable Machines: Introducing Cluster API In-Place Updates - Lennart Jern, Ericsson Software Technology
11:35 • Lightning Talk: Prove It: Is Your Kubernetes App Cloud Native? - Martin Matyáš, Tieto
11:55 • Your Agent Did What? Forensic Observability for Systems That Don’t Leave Obvious Footprints - Adriana Villela, Dynatrace & Kasper Borg Nissen, Dash0
14:00 • Container Metrics on Diverse Hardware: Driving Observability, Efficiency, and Real-Time Autoscaling - Sambhav Jain & Digvijay Singh Shekhawat, Uber
15:40 • Cloud Native Open RAN Across 1,000 Km: A GitOps Deployment With Duranta and Sylva - Sagar Arora, OpenAirInterface Software Alliance & Guillaume Grao, Orange Innovation
16:30 • Scatter-Gather in Sharded Worlds: Implementing Resilient Cluster Scans Without Starving Shards - Sakshi Nasha, Cohesity & Primanshu Choudhary, GetYourGuide
11:05 • From Using To Leading: How a Grid Operator Leverages Open Source Strategically - Jonas van den Bogaard, Alliander
11:55 • What Hides Below 10,000+ SBOMs of a Foundation - Mario Fahlandt, Kubermatic
12:15 • The Hard Limits of a (de)-centralized OSPO - Sebastian Grüner, E.ON Digital Technology & Benjamin Rilz, E.ON Digital Technology GmbH
14:00 • OpenChain in Central and Eastern Europe: Year One - Vladimir Slavov & Nikola Babadzhanov, Bosch
14:20 • Are Open Source Licenses for AI Models a Hallucination? - Jimmy Ahlberg, Ericsson & Eleftheria Stefanaki, Nokia Technologies
14:50 • CRA Compliance Paths and Where the Real Responsibility Sits - Madalin Neag, OpenSSF/The Linux Foundation
15:40 • One Scan To Rule Them All: Towards Shared Open Data Infrastructure - Philippe Ombredanne, AboutCode & Stephen Augustus, Bloomberg
16:30 • Running OSPOs at Scale: Hard-Won Lessons From Germany Industry - Thomas Steenbergen, OSSYN & Helio Chissini de Castro, Cariad
11:05 • Pairing PX4 and ROS 2 Through Micro XRCE-DDS and Zenoh-pico, a Comparison - Beniamino Pozzan, Archangel Autonomy
11:25 • Cryptographic Flight Security: Implementing Hardware-Enforced FAA Remote ID and Trusted Identities - Ashok Kumar, gotoashok
11:55 • Why Switch To External Flight Modes? - Dawid Rudy, Auterion
12:15 • A Tour of the New EKF2 - Mathieu Bresciani, Auterion
14:00 • Adding ESP32/Xtensa Silicon and Custom Boards To PX4 - Henry Kotzé, AutonoSky
14:20 • PX4 on Open Silicon: Flight Control and AI Workloads on Multi-Core RISC-V - Afonso Oliveira, AiNekko
14:50 • The PX4 Airspeed Pipeline - Mahima Yoga, Auterion
15:10 • Total Energy Control: A Deep Dive Into TECS in PX4 - Silvan Fuhrer, Auterion
15:40 • VTOL Control Architecture - A Birds-eye View - Balduin Dettling, Auterion
16:00 • Infected Drones: How Compromised Autonomous Systems Pwn Ground Control Stations - Nick Aleks, ASEC
16:30 • Robotics Is Becoming Distributed Systems - Lessons Learned Building Multi-UAV Architectures - Pawel Sawicki, UfoCourier.com
16:50 • Self-Defending Swarms: MAVLink Signing Meets Peer-Consensus Exclusion Onboard PX4 - Yogesh Sardana, Airtel
09:05 • Clocks in Zephyr: A Practical Guide for BSP Developers (Lesson Learned From a Real Porting) - Martin Hoff, Silicon Laboratories
09:50 • Apps, Not Firmware: A Service-Oriented Application Layer for Zephyr - Sylvio Alves, Espressif Systems
11:05 • Zenbedded: Bringing Ros2_control Closer To the Embedded World - Speakers to be Announced
11:55 • Libiio on Zephyr: A Unified API for Industrial I/O Across Linux and RTOS Targets - Maureen Helm & Pete Johanson, Analog Devices
14:00 • Amalgamation - Tom Burdick, Infineon Technologies
14:50 • Linkable Loadable Extensions and the Extension Developer Kit - Lauren Murphy, Intel
15:40 • Let Your CI Catch Your Stack Overflows, Before They Hit Your Testing or the Field - Paul Würtz, Independent & Juan-Felipe Gutiérrez-Gómez, Technical University of Braunschweig
16:00 • Crash Dumps Without Cables: Live Coredump Capture Over UDP/Ethernet in Zephyr RTOS - Kedareswara Rao Appana, AMD
16:30 • Scaling Zephyr Hardware CI Across Continents - Anıl Özrenk, Analog Devices
09:05 • The Upstream Way: Current State of I.MX SoCs in the Linux Kernel - Daniel Baluta, NXP Semiconductors
09:50 • How We Shipped Power & Perf Optimized Snapdragon Based Product on Upstream - Neil Armstrong & Rui Silva, Linaro
11:05 • From Vendor Bring-up To Community Upstreaming: What We Learned From SpacemiT K3 - Troy Mitchell, SpacemiT
11:55 • Mainline Allwinner Support Status Update - Paul Kocialkowski, sys-base
14:00 • The Journey of Adding Hardware Support To Mainline - Sven Püschel, Pengutronix
14:50 • Entering Linux Upstream-First: How a Newcomer MCU Vendor Builds Its Kernel Development Processes - Gustavo Henrique Nihei, Espressif Systems
15:40 • The Netdev Upstreaming Journey: Process, Pitfalls, and Best Practices - Maxime Chevallier, Bootlin
16:30 • Fast, Safe, and Asleep: Bringing Runtime PM To Modern IOMMUs - Pranjal Shrivastava, Google
09:05 • Buildroot LTS in the CRA Era: 18 Months of Keeping a 3-Year Branch Secure - Thomas Perale & Titouan Christophe, Mind OSS NV
09:50 • Yocto BSP Layers: Breaking Free From Complexity - Mathieu Dubois-Briand & Köry Maincent, Bootlin
11:05 • Is It Time To Retire Kas? - Jan Kiszka & Felix Mößbauer, Siemens
11:55 • Bitbake-setup Has Shipped in Yocto: Producing Complete Linux Systems From One File - Alexander Kanavin, Linutronix
14:00 • Buildroot at 25: A Quarter Century of Making Embedded Linux Easy - Peter Korsgaard, Barco
14:50 • Yocto: From Scarthgap To Wrynose, 2 Years of LTS Evolution - Jérémie Dautheribes, Bootlin
15:40 • Yocto’s Hidden Gems: Lesser-Known Tools for Daily Development - Anna-Lena Marx, inovex GmbH
16:30 • BoF: The Yocto Project and OpenEmbedded - Josef Holzmayr, Mender.io & The Yocto Project & Philip Balister, OpenSDR
09:05 • XDP & XSK Support From a Linux Driver Standpoint - Théo Lebrun, Bootlin
09:50 • Seeing Inside the NPU: Open-Source Hardware Counter Profiling for Ethos-U on Linux and Zephyr - Vibhore Vardhan, BayLibre
11:05 • A Language Model in 256 MB: Running SLMs on a $10 RISC-V Linux Board Without a GPU - Akshat Khanna, Angel One
11:55 • Edge AI on Linux -- The Software - Karim Yaghmour, Opersys inc.
14:00 • Embedded in RISC-V: One Year of Android, Yocto, and Beyond - Trevor Gamblin & Guillaume La Roque, BayLibre
14:50 • RDMA on the Edge - Michael Jost, ETH Zurich
15:40 • AI-Assisted CVE Triage in Yocto-Based Supply Chains: Designing the Human–Agent Judgment Boundary - Kazuyoshi Akiyama & Takashi Ninjouji, Honda
16:30 • Updates on Sbom-cve-check: An Open-source CVE Analysis Tool for Embedded Systems - Benjamin Robin, Bootlin
16:50 • Optimizing AI for Resource-Constrained Edge Devices - Pavel Macenauer, NXP Semiconductors
17:20 • ELC Closing Game