 So we hear the arm boost and who are you I'm Eric from arm and I'm going to talk a bit about our sensors to servers demonstration So this is a demonstration using the embed platform This is a one of the embed boards. It's available. There's several others if you check it out on embed.org So at the arm Tecan you launched embed OS, right? Yes. Yes. So basically the the latest version of embed It's kind of the continued development of that platform Embed OS. So there's been like some boards like this for a couple three years? Yep, this one's relatively new. It's got an internet ethernet jack, which is why I chose it for this particular demonstration It's also got some Arduino headers, which are really handy for integrating other components We've got a six low-pan shield, which I use in some of them So that gives us a low-power radio. We also did our own custom sensor module here So this one's got a temperature microphone and ultrasonic some of the other ones on the booth have a PIR motion sensor And this again is on a little Arduino compatible header So we can stack these up to make our little sensor node and then we mounted them around our booth So this one right here is that one of the demo stations So it's measuring the ambient noise in the temperature But it's also telling us when someone stood in front of this particular demonstration demonstration So you have the idea of the embed OS It's for the Internet of Things, right? It's for the Internet of Things So it's rolling in a bunch of the the pieces you need to build an Internet of Things system and to end Particularly communications. So software stacks for different communications mediums, whether it's Ethernet, Bluetooth low-energy 802.15.4 or you know just plain old Wi-Fi You'll find libraries will be coming into the embed OS platform as it's released over the course of this year The other piece of the puzzle is the embed device server Which is a bit of software which will sit on a server and that will basically bridge your small sensor nodes into the cloud Provide a restful API so you can integrate other web apps Other cloud systems with the nodes that you build on embed OS. So right here you have one for example What is this one doing? So we have the the heights charted throughout the days. So all this data goes back to the 64 bit arm server And then that is hosting a web page, which is visualizing all the data So we have visualizations of temperature of booth occupancy of noise of all the heights over the course of the day We have heatmaps of what demo stations that people have been stood in front of which is the most popular And we're bringing all this data to life. So this is interesting on the booth But real-world applications you could roll this out across smart cities smart factories, you know smart homes This is a kind of applications you're looking at with this kind of end-to-end IOT system This is a demonstration that you might have seen a tech con if you're there There is a light sensor in the in this little three-digit edition here It scans the color of an a special capsule that information is sent out over by the embed OS to an Embed device server in the cloud and then we have a web app that talks to that and Traps how many different colors capsules are being done how much coffee's been drunk So this particular machine has been this is a third show and it's a dispensed almost 50 liters of espresso In this lifetime, so it's doing pretty good. So there's many of these. That's about 1500 of this 1500 Yeah, nice. I can show you that web page There on there you show this is the heatmaps this is how which which stations have been most popular So you can see these ones here this is the booth here, right the ones at the back not quite as much here This is a reception desk, which has been really popular in our casual meeting areas as well And this is an ambient noise showing kind of current noise levels in the booth. Where are you running this? This is all running off of a Chromebook, which is behind the wall right now. The Chromebook is basically just Pulling the web page from the server. That's a applied micro 64 bit Server platform right there. Yeah, that's this box right here. That's hosting the web page. That's also hosting the embed Device server as well. So is it basically an issue about the internet of things having been too fragmented? Many people doing different things. Arm is trying to make us some kind of standard platform that makes it work We're trying to pull in some of the standard bits that everyone has to do for an IOT Kind of ecosystem into the embed OS. So a lot of this is to do with the communications Also security for those communications and some other common pieces So the parts that you don't really want to have to build again every time but that you know beforehand you did That's going to be part of the OS, right? So you can focus on your innovation in the widget the node that you're making or in the cloud business Application and integration that you're doing on the other side of the device server. Is it open source and free? elements of it are elements of it are less visible so that's that's a question of some depth to it so And where does it go this OS? It's like next to the Cortex M0 pluses and stuff like that like the small microcontrollers run this stuff Yes, this is all running on Cortex M class microcontrollers at the time at this time So these are M0 M0 plus M3 M4 and down the road of course M7 when it comes out. So it's not Linux No, this is not Linux. This is a more like traditional real-time operating system, but not quite the same It's pulling in some some additional stuff All right, so so this was launched at Armtecan and now what happens now There's a series of releases scheduled over the course of this year for the embed OS Starting from this month and going through to I think the final release date is in the third quarter this year And that will be the full version 3.0 of embed which is embed OS proper. What's the response? So first been very positive. If you look at the partners who involved in embed as well That's a really interesting list. It started with silicon providers building microcontrollers But now you see people like IBM and Salesforce comm and these are really cloud application guys who are interested in the big data Aspects that embed OS is gonna make possible. All right. So enabling IoT. Yes enabling IoT. Absolutely. I'm part of embed