Nate's talk on Real Time Operating Systems! He discusses what a real time operating system is, why we need them, and how we can use them to build responsive, resilient systems.
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@benjijustice7393 роки тому
Hey this was great! Perfect level of detail. Thanks for sharing 😁👍
@spinloki3 роки тому
Awesome presentation with a really useful Q&A section too!
@alessi42494 роки тому
This was a really great presentation and exactly what I was looking for at the exact level of expertise I wanted. Thank you! Wish you had a better audience ha
@diggleboy3 роки тому
Just enough detail to point me in the right direction. Thank you for putting the slide deck together. IoT is the next evolution of a connected world and having a good programming stack that can handle networking and security for networking is paramount to ensuring everything works well together in an embedded system. ESP32 is perfect for this type of application for networking between embedded IoT devices and systems. Will pick up some of the low cost embedded systems to play with Free RTOS, especially the Amazon flavour. I see where they're going with IoT. IoT isn't fully mature yet but I have an idea how to do that!!! Exciting times!!!
@hugopontes49893 роки тому
Great presentation!
@sharminaktar39133 роки тому
Awesome presentation, I really wish to be like him as a presenter in the future.
@bendtherules0Рік тому
It's interesting how he lightly mentioned ESP as a wifi chip and now it's very popular as a complete MCU, cheaper than Arduinos and has a great community.
@daniyarserikov88174 роки тому
Awesome Danke.
@TheBryanly3 роки тому
Nice presentation!
@radhey04ec4 роки тому
Nice and quick way explanation (PPT was made for doing these type of stuff 👍, ) But it is better if you provide actual core information behind these RTOS and its terminology, because RTOS is somewhere middle between Embedded and OS computer programming. For beginners and unfamiliar with OS or MCU, This way is difficult.... Overall Nice.... 👍
@dinkarpareek80382 роки тому
Its very good session on RTOS to truly understand the problem RTOS meant to solve.
@kutea182 роки тому
Great video, only part I don't get is how the beep helping parallels?
@tylerkeeling58064 роки тому
Great vid :)
@gapguy95642 роки тому
thank you
@indiantechnologyguy4 роки тому
Great content. Entertaining. Spent 20mins on animation 😆.
@koushikkrishnamurthysridha7213Рік тому
Is there a way to contact this guy ? His explanation is so crisp and perfect.
@geez66664 роки тому
This is a neat presentation!!
@javadhashtroudian57406 місяців тому
For priority inversion you need three tasks. The highest priority task hands resource to lowest. No problem. Lowest runs to completion hands resource back. But if a middle priority task needs the resource while lowest has it. The middle task prompts the lowest a d we get a deadlock... Hence most modern RTOS have priority inheritance which allows the lower priority task to inherit the priority of the task giving the resource and hence will not be preempted by a middle priority task, but an even higher priority task can always preempt.
@steevensonemile2 дні тому
Great
@UselessDuckCompany2 роки тому
I would like to learn more about the robo-ducks
@babybouyeeatsschigkennugge81613 роки тому
keep it up
@Ryan31310Рік тому
@15:35 i literally just had an interview question on this and had this video paused right before it. can't go back now, at least i identified the problem though.
@fwang36953 роки тому
within tick period, what will happen if task1 finishes (or get blocked) earlier before the next tick occurs? will an extra scheduler instance happen between the regular tick interval?
@Psytronex2 роки тому
Your question was already answered in the video.
@kumarm17802 роки тому
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@pekertimulia1252 роки тому
Homebrew itu bukan tutupnya octagon ITB
@pekertimulia1252 роки тому
Secret society teh ini.. Carpe diem..!!
@kippie802 роки тому
Yeh, there are better options than FreeRTOS.
@kwangyi21343 роки тому
This is total waste of time. People need to learn basics of making presentation. Stick to the fact, no more monkeying around with irrelevant and trivial fucking with giggles. This is way engineers need to spend their time learning to speak to public. This is why graduates of CalPoly is never taken seriously by peers.
@tissuepaper99622 роки тому
Just because you like to go through life joyless and rigid doesn't mean you get to look down on others for making things fun. It's an intro lecture, would you rather he drone on and on about minutiae? Humor is a key tool for a teacher to keep the attention and gain the respect of their students, as well as foster continued interest and motivation to study.
@nafisirtijaРік тому
Add unnecessary hate comments to youtube videos and you are sure to be taken seriously by you peers smh
@kennethcarvalho3684Рік тому
Reading your comment was a total waste of time!!
@calebsteinmetz9471Рік тому
Who hurt you? This guy did a great job! He managed to be funny while staying on topic. It would be one thing if he completely deviated from the topic, but that wasn't the case. You need to check your ego because you won't make it far with one like that.
@bendtherules0Рік тому
It was a great presentation and i can relate to it trying to program an esp32 with basic sound-reactive lights.