The Amp Hour Electronics Podcast #691 – System Designer Lets You Try Every Part with Michael Gielda
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Mar 24, 2025 In this enlightening discussion, Michael Gielda, co-founder of Antmicro and an advocate for open-source projects, dives into the world of system design and simulation. He highlights the significance of the Zephyr operating system and Renode as powerful tools for hardware development. The conversation explores innovative applications of simulation technology in automotive and space industries, and the importance of validating real-world outcomes. Michael also discusses advancements in anomaly detection and machine learning, shedding light on how open-source solutions are transforming hardware testing.
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Concept to Orbit in One Year
- Antmicro helped Aerospace achieve "concept to orbit in under a year" for a data center in space project.
- Portability of Zephyr and Renode facilitated a mid-project hardware change due to supply chain issues.
Simulation for Training
- Simulators like Renode help avoid tying up engineers for training sessions.
- Training can be done on laptops with automated, scripted simulations, freeing up engineers.
Drone Testing with Renode
- Testing drone control loops is difficult in the field.
- Renode's RESD format and virtual time features help simulate various test scenarios efficiently, including accelerated time testing.
