Jenish Rojin Stephen

RF Coexistence in Multi-Radio Embedded Devices: Why Your BLE Stack Drops When Wi-Fi Gets Busy

Discover how shared radio creates an arbitration problem that bench testing rarely catches, and what's changing as edge AI adds a new source of radio demand.

#IoT #StrategicPartnerships

Moving Beyond FreeRTOS: The Reality of Migrating to Zephyr

FreeRTOS has done exactly what it's meant to for decades. But start stacking 3rd-party drivers, external TLS libraries, HTTP clients - it's time to go Zephyr.

#IoT #StrategicPartnerships

Managing Real-Time Complexity in Zephyr-Based Systems

Getting Zephyr booted is a great start! The real challenge is making sure the platform stays stable after the firmware grows into a real product. Here's how.

#IoT #Wi-Fi

Warehouse Tracking Is the Least Interesting Thing UWB Does

Discover five crucial, unsung applications of UWB, why UWB specifically fits each problem, what the firmware actually has to do, and which silicon fits each use case

#IoT #Wi-Fi

The Honest State of UWB: What the Market Reports Skip

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) has a lot of changes coming and massive constraints to work around. Here's what all the market reports aren't telling you.

#EmbeddedEngineering #StrategicPartnerships

Taking a Zephyr Device to Production: Managing the Realities of Scale

When you scale a hardware product, the engineering challenges change at every order of magnitude. Build an excellent foundation for managing this transition with Zephyr RTOS

#EmbeddedEngineering #StrategicPartnerships

Migrating From FreeRTOS to Zephyr RTOS: Technical Challenges and Practical Execution

The RTOS wars are ON, and no ammo beats good old information. Master the migration from free RTOS to Zephyr while also avoiding common hurdles along the way

#EmbeddedEngineering #TinyML

Mastering the Zephyr Perimeter: DeviceTree, Driver Model, and Production on Custom Hardware

Learn all about how you can master the Zephyr perimeter including DeviceTree, driver models and how they simplify hardware configuration, enabling portable firmware

#EdgeComputing #SemiconductorIndustry

Optimizing Memory on SoCs with Zephyr RTOS

Discover embedUR's practical techniques for Zephyr RTOS memory optimization, covering RAM, flash, heap allocation and Wi-Fi stack challenges.

#IoT #Wi-Fi

UWB Beyond Ranging: What IEEE 802.15.4ab Means for Your Firmware

Discover how IEEE 802.15.4ab extends Ultra-Wideband from short, ranging exchanges into a more scalable, multi-mode wireless platform.

embedUR systems is exhibiting at embedded world 2026 at Hall 4, Booth 600 | March 10-12, 2026

embedUR systems is exhibiting at embedded world 2026 at Hall 4, Booth 600 | March 10-12, 2026

Jenish Rojin Stephen

RF Coexistence in Multi-Radio Embedded Devices: Why Your BLE Stack Drops When Wi-Fi Gets Busy

Moving Beyond FreeRTOS: The Reality of Migrating to Zephyr

Managing Real-Time Complexity in Zephyr-Based Systems

Warehouse Tracking Is the Least Interesting Thing UWB Does

The Honest State of UWB: What the Market Reports Skip

Taking a Zephyr Device to Production: Managing the Realities of Scale

Migrating From FreeRTOS to Zephyr RTOS: Technical Challenges and Practical Execution

Mastering the Zephyr Perimeter: DeviceTree, Driver Model, and Production on Custom Hardware

Optimizing Memory on SoCs with Zephyr RTOS

UWB Beyond Ranging: What IEEE 802.15.4ab Means for Your Firmware

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Booth 600 | March 10-12, 2026

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embedUR systems is exhibiting at embedded world 2026 at Hall 4, Booth 600 | March 10-12, 2026

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We are exhibiting at embedded world 2026 at Hall 4, Booth 600 | March 10-12, 2026

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We are exhibiting at embedded world 2026 at Hall 4,
Booth 600 | March 10-12, 2026