Speak at Embedded Linux Conference and OpenIoT Summit 2017 in Portland

The Linux Foundation is seeking developers and systems architects interested in sharing their knowledge, expertise and ideas at the 2017 Embedded Linux Conference and Open Internet of Things (IoT) Summit North America.

The co-located conferences, to be held Feb. 21-23 in Portland, Oregon, bring together embedded and application developers, product vendors, kernel and systems developers as well systems architects and firmware developers to learn, share and advance the technical work required for embedded Linux and IoT.

Now in its 12th year, Embedded Linux Conference is the premier vendor-neutral technical conference for companies and developers using Linux in embedded products. While OpenIoT Summit is the first and only IoT event focused on the development of IoT solutions.

The deadline to submit proposals is Dec.10, 2016. Submit a proposal today!

Submit an ELC Proposal

Submit an OpenIoT Summit Proposal

You can see potential speaker topics for ELC, below, and watch speakers in 155+ recorded sessions from ELC 2016.

Audio, Video, Streaming Media and Graphics
Security
System Size, Boot Speed
Real-Time Linux – Performance, Tuning and Mainlining
SDKs for Embedded Products
Flash Memory Devices and Filesystems
Build Systems, Embedded Distributions and Development Tools
Linux in Devices such as Mobile Phones, DVRs, TV, Cameras, etc.
Practical Experiences and War Stories
And more.

View the full list of suggested Embedded Linux Conference topics here >>

Potential speaker topics for OpenIot Summit include:

Frameworks and OSes
Low-Power Communication
Connected Car
Drones
Smart Home
Device and Firmware Management
Provisioning (Device, Service, User)
Cloud Integration / Connectivity
App Development and UX
Security
Scaling
And More

View the full list of suggested OpenIoT Summit topics here >>

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