Learn Embedded Linux by Building a Video Surveillance Device with the
Boundary Devices Nitrogen6X

Arrow Electronics, Boundary Devices, Freescale and Timesys are pleased to invite you to a complimentary workshop on building an embedded Linux based video surveillance device.

In this live, hands-on session, attendees will use open source Linux, Timesys LinuxLink tools and the Boundary Devices Nitrogen6X development board. The product features for this project will leverage hardware accelerated features of the i.MX 6 SOC, including VPU. In addition, the product will be optimized for small footprint deployment on the target and fast boot time.

This Timesys University Local Edition workshop will include:

• A hands-on lab to create a custom BSP/SDK using Timesys products and technologies with the Boundary Devices Nitrogen6X
• A detailed review of the capabilities of the underlying hardware
• Complete instructions from defining requirements to designing and deploying Linux
• A Timesys LinuxLink FREE Edition account
• Access to our expert instructors to answer your specific
  questions

To learn more about this Timesys University Local Edition workshop, download the detailed workshop agenda or to register, visit https://www.timesys.com/embedded-linux/training/timesys-university/local/columbia/register-arrow.

Module 1: How to assemble and deploy an initial BSP and setup the development environment with the matching SDK

Module 2: How to build a state-of-the-art User Interface for on-screen controls using Qt Embedded for Linux

Module 3: How to capture and display video using hardware accelerated features in your Video Surveillance application

Module 4: How to optimize, test and integrate the solution for fast boot and quick deployment