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OpenIoT & ELC 2016

Douglas Anderson

Google
Software Engineer
embeddedlinux@m.disordat.com

I've been at Google on the Chrome OS team since October 2010. My primary focus in Chrome OS has been bringing up / debugging / supporting ARM Chromebooks and I've been involved as the lead kernel developer for Chromebooks running Exynos SoCs and Rockchip SoCs.

Prior to Google I worked at Handspring / Palm where I worked on everything from the lowest level HAL to system level APIs to high level applications.

While at Palm I did some debugging presentations at various Palm Developer Conferences. Long ago I have also taught a class on 68K assembly at Stanford University.

8:45am PDT

Welcome Remarks & Announcements - Tim Bird & Philip DesAutels, ELC and OpenIoT Summit Program Chairs Harbor Ballroom ABC

8:55am PDT

Keynote: Linus Torvalds in Conversation with Dirk Hohndel Harbor Ballroom ABC

9:25am PDT

Keynote: Ensuring IoT Devices and Solutions Work Seamlessly Together - Mike Richmond, Executive Director, OCF Harbor Ballroom ABC

9:45am PDT

Keynote: Smart Devices and the Internet of Things - Raj Talluri, Senior Vice President of Product Management, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. Harbor Ballroom ABC

10:05am PDT

AM Break Harbor Ballroom Foyer

10:40am PDT

Tutorial: Debugging Custom Hardware with Linux – Tools to Make Your Hardware Engineers Love You - Chris Martin, Altera Harbor Ballroom B

11:40am PDT

BoF: kernelci.org: A Million Kernel Boots and Counting - Kevin Hilman, BayLibre Harbor Ballroom B

12:30pm PDT

Lunch Break Attendees On Own

2:00pm PDT

Dissecting Qualcomm's 1.7M Android Fork - Stephen Boyd, Qualcomm Harbor Ballroom A

3:00pm PDT

Google ProjectARA Power Management Challenges - Patrick Titiano, Baylibre Harbor Ballroom B

3:50pm PDT

PM Break Harbor Ballroom Foyer

4:10pm PDT

Bringing Display and 3D to the C.H.I.P Computer - Maxime Ripard, Free Electrons Harbor Ballroom G

5:10pm PDT

Swapping and Embedded: Compression Relieves the Pressure? - Vitaly Wool, Softprise Consulting OU Harbor Ballroom G

6:10pm PDT

BoF: Device Tree - Frank Rowand, Sony Harbor Ballroom E

7:30am PDT

Breakfast Harbor Ballroom Foyer

9:00am PDT

Keynote - The Evolution of Open Source to Propel the Growth of the Internet of Things - Mark Skarpness, Vice-President & Director of Systems Engineering at Intel Corporation Harbor Ballroom ABC

9:20am PDT

Keynote - Mine the IoT Skills Gap: Architecting User-Centric Competitive Product Advantage - Dr. Sarah Cooper, COO, M2Mi Harbor Ballroom ABC

9:40am PDT

Keynote: Towards IoT Convergence - Bryan Che, General Manager, Cloud Product Strategy, Red Hat Harbor Ballroom ABC

10:00am PDT

Keynote: It's All About the Data! - Andy Stanford-Clark, Distinguished Engineer IoT, Master Inventor & Member IBM Academy of Technology, Fellow BCS, IBM Harbor Ballroom ABC

10:20am PDT

AM Break Harbor Ballroom Foyer

10:50am PDT

V4L2 on Steroids: The Request API - Laurent Pinchart, Ideas on Board Harbor Ballroom G

11:50am PDT

SCHED_DEADLINE: A Status Update - Juri Lelli, ARM Ltd Harbor Ballroom A

12:40pm PDT

Lunch Break Attendees On Own

2:00pm PDT

Linux Power Management Optimization on the Nvidia Jetson Platform - Merlin Friesen, Golden Gate Research Harbor Ballroom H Understand USB (in Linux) - Krzysztof Opasiak, Samsung R&D Institute Poland Harbor Ballroom A

3:00pm PDT

Intelligent Power Allocation for Consumer & Embedded Thermal Control - Ian Rickards, ARM Ltd Harbor Ballroom B

3:50pm PDT

PM Break Harbor Ballroom Foyer

4:20pm PDT

Debugging the Linux Kernel with GDB - Kieran Bingham Harbor Ballroom B

5:10pm PDT

Booth Crawl & Demo Reception Harbor Foyer A-I

7:30am PDT

Breakfast Harbor Ballroom Foyer

9:00am PDT

Static Code Checking in the Linux Kernel - Arnd Bergmann, Linaro Harbor Ballroom A

10:00am PDT

Atomic Display Support in Upstream - Daniel Vetter, Intel Harbor Ballroom G HDMI CEC: What? Why? How? - Hans Verkuil, Cisco Systems Norway Harbor Ballroom B

11:05am PDT

Cryptography Basics for Embedded Developers - Eystein Stenberg, Mender Harbor Ballroom A

11:55am PDT

Lunch Break Attendees On Own

1:35pm PDT

Understanding ARM HW Debug Options - Michael E. Anderson, The PTR Group Harbor Ballroom A

2:35pm PDT

Hardware Design for Linux Engineers - Grant Likely, Linaro Harbor Ballroom G Memory Barriers in the Linux Kernel: Semantics and Practices - Davidlohr Bueso, SUSE Harbor Ballroom A

3:25pm PDT

PM Break Harbor Ballroom Foyer

3:55pm PDT

Keynote: Preempt-RT - Thomas Gleixner, CTO, Linutronix GmbH Harbor Ballroom ABC

4:15pm PDT

Keynote: How the Automotive World Can Embrace IoT and Unlock New Opportunities and Experiences - Peter Virk, Director, Connected Technologies and Apps, Jaguar Land Rover Harbor Ballroom ABC

4:35pm PDT

Closing Game Harbor Ballroom ABC