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Espressif DevCon24
Get excited and stay tuned for talks on various presentation topics, new product releases, and upgraded solutions at the Espressif Developer Conference!
We are thrilled to have you join our community of innovators and creators in the exciting world of Espressif products! The Espressif Developer Portal is not just a platform; it’s a community-driven space where ideas flourish and projects come to life.
00:00:00 Intro
00:07:39 Welcome and Keynote
00:15:54 Exploring the USB Capabilities of ESP Chips
00:47:18 What's new in the Espressif-IDE and Debugging Essentials
01:20:43 Enhancing IoT Security: Generating SBOMs with esp-idf-sbom
01:58:35 Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)
02:39:01 More than Parallel IO: A Logic Analyzer on Chip
03:11:27 Introduction to esp-serial-flasher
03:33:48 Status and Roadmap for Zephyr on Espressif Devices
04:09:32 The QEMU, the Linux and the Ugly - Running IDF Code beyond the Target
04:54:06 Espressif Secure Manufacturing
Espressif DevCon24
Get excited and stay tuned for talks on various presentation topics, new product releases, and upgraded solutions at the Espressif Developer Conference!
We are thrilled to have you join our community of innovators and creators in the exciting world of Espressif products! The Espressif Developer Portal is not just a platform; it’s a community-driven space where ideas flourish and projects come to life.
00:00:00 Intro
00:07:39 Welcome and Keynote
00:15:54 Exploring the USB Capabilities of ESP Chips
00:47:18 What's new in the Espressif-IDE and Debugging Essentials
01:20:43 Enhancing IoT Security: Generating SBOMs with esp-idf-sbom
01:58:35 Trusted Execution Environment (TEE)
02:39:01 More than Parallel IO: A Logic Analyzer on Chip
03:11:27 Introduction to esp-serial-flasher
03:33:48 Status and Roadmap for Zephyr on Espressif Devices
04:09:32 The QEMU, the Linux and the Ugly - Running IDF Code beyond the Target
04:54:06 Espressif Secure Manufacturing
—into API calls needed to initialize the data model, encodes them to protobuf messages and stores it in a space-efficient format on the flash.
By design, this allows the application and the data model to be decoupled and stored independently. The repo also includes an IDF component that can read this serialized format and create the data model at runtime. However, the same format is usable across Matter implementations like Matter.js, rs-matter, Matter (CircuitPython) or Arduino Matter, eliminating the need for code generators to be developed for these languages.
The talk will provide an introduction to data models of IoT devices, how Matter approaches the data modeling problem, and how the Data Model Interpreter tools and components work. It will also cover the potential use cases.
Speakers: Dhaval Gujar and Amit Sheth DevCon25 - Runtime Data Model Interpreter for Connected Devices](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/UmZA3k8RDXU/mqdefault.jpg)









