NXP EdgeVerse Techcast

Bridgette & Kyle

The EdgeVerse Techcast goal is to increase awareness of resources available for customers developing with NXP Application Processors and Microcontrollers.

  1. Danke Schön, Developers! See You at Embedded World

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    Danke Schön, Developers! See You at Embedded World

    EdgeVerse TechCast — Embedded World 2026 Preview! | NXP Demos, FRDM Lab, Zephyr Anniversary & More Welcome back to the EdgeVerse TechCast! In this episode, Bridgette and Kyle take you on a fun, fast‑paced tour of everything NXP is bringing to Embedded World 2026 in Nuremberg — one of the biggest global gatherings for embedded engineers. Whether you're attending the show or tuning in from your lab bench, this episode walks you through the innovations, demos, giveaways, and technical sessions shaping the future of embedded design. What You'll Learn in This Episode Explore the FRDM Lab. Get hands-on with AI/ML, security, connectivity, motor control, graphics, sensors, and low-power demos — plus small-group technical sessions led by NXP engineers. And yes… free FRDM boards are involved. Introducing FRDM Automotive. The FRDM ecosystem expands into automotive! Discover the new automotive-focused development boards debuting at Embedded World.  Zephyr Project's 10-Year Anniversary. NXP is celebrating by giving away 10,000 boards throughout 2026 to accelerate open-source development. Learn how to get yours at the show. Industrial & Robotics Demos. See how edge AI, real-time control, TSN, and robotics toolkits are enabling smarter factories. Healthcare & 🏡 Smart Home Innovations. AI-driven infant monitoring, Matter-enabled devices, UWB-based access systems, and more cutting-edge demonstrations. Live Technical Sessions at Embedded World. Hear from the engineers building the future — from CRA strategies to UWB plug‑and‑play to AI-powered vehicle architectures. Attending Embedded World? Visit NXP Booth 4A‑222 and dive into live demos, hands-on labs, and technical Q&A sessions with NXP engineers.  Episode Resources: NXP at EW Booth 4A-222 FRDM lab at EW Booth 3A-128 Zephyr at EW Booth 4-170 Webinar | Build with FRDM: Your Getting Started Guide and Embedded World 2026 FRDM Lab Highlights 00:00 – Intro: Danke Schoen & Embedded World vibes 01:12 – What's happening at Embedded World 2026 03:00 – Inside the FRDM Lab: Hands-on demos & sessions 05:42 – Free FRDM board giveaways 07:15 – Launching FRDM Automotive 09:30 – Zephyr Project 10-year celebration & 10k board giveaway 12:05 – Automotive demos: S32N, EV orchestration & Cabin IQ 15:48 – Industrial demos: Robotics, edge AI & software-defined factories 18:30 – Healthcare & smart home technologies 21:05 – Technical sessions & expert talks 23:10 – Can't attend? Upcoming FRDM Lab webinar 24:40 – Wrap-up & closing thoughts

    14 min
  2. Goodbye Setup Nightmare: Hello MCUXpresso Installer Dream!

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    Goodbye Setup Nightmare: Hello MCUXpresso Installer Dream!

    MCUXpresso Installer: End Embedded Setup Nightmares (MCUXpresso, Zephyr & Matter) In this EdgeVerse Techcast episode, co-hosts Bridgette Stone and Kyle Dando interview Alexandra Maracine, a software engineer on the MCUXpresso Installer team, about how the MCUXpresso Installer simplifies embedded development environment setup. Alexandra explains the common pain points—scattered tool downloads, dependency and version conflicts, broken PATHs, and team-wide consistency issues. Then she covers how the Installer centralizes sources, manages multiple coexisting versions across MCUXpresso SDK, Zephyr, and Matter, configures environments automatically, supports offline installs, and works across Windows, macOS, and Linux. She contrasts monolithic IDE installers with modular, package-driven approaches and describes key engineering challenges such as isolating installs from unpredictable user systems (including Python virtual environments) and handling enterprise constraints like proxies and restricted networks. Episode resources: MCUXpresso Installer Overview Download MCUXpresso Installer (MacOS, Linux, Windows) MCUXpresso for VS Code: Getting Started 00:00 Welcome to EdgeVerse 00:49 Why Setup Is Painful  01:29 Meet Alexandra  02:12 Furniture Analogy  03:35 Real Dependency Nightmares 05:35 Key Benefits Breakdown  06:56 Offline and PATH Magic  08:05 Alternatives and Trends 10:16 Hardest Engineering Challenges  11:40 Respecting User Systems  12:24 Enterprise Constraints 13:32 How to Get and Update 14:16 VS Code Integration 14:50 Wrap Up and Takeaways

    16 min
  3. CRA Week: Step 4 Maintaining Conformity Across the Product Lifecycle

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    CRA Week: Step 4 Maintaining Conformity Across the Product Lifecycle

    CRA Week Ep. 4: Maintaining CRA Conformity Across the Product Lifecycle In the fourth and final episode of CRA Week, hosts Kyle and Bridgette wrap the series up with 3 CRA experts Asim Zaidi, Julien Delplancke, and Louis Rodriguez. Asim explains why CRA compliance continues long after a product ships and highlights key underestimated challenges. (Architecture drift, maintaining secure configurations, Crypto agility, Documentation (including SBOMs).  Julien describes manufacturing-stage security needs and how EdgeLock 2Go centralizes secure credential provisioning, supports secure over-the-air updates, and enables credential renewal and crypto agility for devices in the field. Louis outlines the role of a PSIRT, and reviews core lifecycle vulnerability processes including intake, triage and impact assessment, remediation, coordinated communications, multi-vendor coordination, and notification obligations. Episode Resources: NXP CRA web page: EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) NXP PQC web page:Post-Quantum Cryptography EdgeLock 2GO | IOT Service Platform for Secure Deployment and Management NXP PSIRT: Product Security Vulnerability Security Certification: Security Certification 00:00 Welcome to CRA Week Finale 01:39 Why Lifecycle Matters 01:58 Hidden Long Term Challenges 05:00 Future Proof Architecture 06:41 SBOM and Crypto Agility 08:16 Manufacturing Security Basics 09:51 EdgeLock 2Go for Updates 11:50 PSIRT and Governance 15:14 Vulnerability Management Processes 16:49 CRA Week Recap and Closing

    19 min
  4. CRA Week: Step 3 Proving Compliance

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    CRA Week: Step 3 Proving Compliance

    CRA Week Day 3: Proving Compliance—Your "Recipe" for EU Cyber Resilience Act Conformance On Day 3 of CRA Week on the EdgeVerse Techcast, hosts Kyle Dando and Bridgette Stone are joined by NXP expert Carlos Serratos to explain how manufacturers can prove compliance with the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA). Carlos connects Risk Assessment and Security by Design to the need to demonstrate cybersecurity conformance.  Using a baking analogy, he outlines key CRA compliance "ingredients":  A risk assessment Vulnerability management policy Secure development process Support period policy, User information Product class identification Conformity assessment Technical documentation Declaration of Conformity A CE mark He then details a step-by-step process to "bake the ingredients": perform risk analysis and select mitigations/components, analyze conformance against CRA essential requirements, verify conformance per applicable standards and product class, collect evidence and draft the declaration, ensure support period and vulnerability management are reflected in the risk assessment and user guidance, apply the CE mark, and retain documentation for 10 years after market placement! Episode resources: CRA web guidance Security process descriptions and certifications CRA Paradigm Shift Training NXP's vulnerability management policy   00:00 Day 3 Proving Compliance 01:25 Why Compliance Matters 02:52 Risk Assessment Drives Decisions 03:31 Security by Design Lifecycle 03:55 CRA Cake Ingredients 05:46 Step by Step Conformance 07:24 Not Legal Advice Start Now 08:05 NXP Tools and Resources 09:08 Wrap Up and Next Episode

    10 min
  5. CRA Week: Step 2 Security by Design

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    CRA Week: Step 2 Security by Design

    CRA Week: Step 2 Security by Design Day 2 of CRA Week covers the 2nd major step in CRA Compliance, Security by Design. NXP security expert Marc Vauclair explains that CRA security is about managing risk, and that Security by Design reduces risk compared to adding security later. The episode outlines the following CRA expectations: Shipping products in a secure state Enabling security features by default Using encryption and data minimization Minimizing components and unused interfaces to reduce attack surface Ensuring only trusted software runs at startup  Marc encourages threat modeling, security into product requirements alongside traditional constraints, and accurate risk assessments.  Apply what is discussed with a wireless keyboard example. It illustrates threats such as snooping, data injection, and denial-of-service via wireless flooding, and explains decomposing threats into risk factors, asset-centric impact analysis, and using threat intelligence and vulnerability severity to derive project-specific risk levels. At the end threats are mapped to mitigations like authentication to prevent spoofing and cryptographic integrity checks to prevent tampering.  Marc also highlights NXP technologies that support Security by Design: Encrypted firmware and key installation Secure debug/configuration Remote key provisioning Memory encryption Isolation between secure and non-secure areas Secure connectivity features (origin attestation, secure communication, accelerated networking, remote key management) Incident detection/response/recovery with measured boot, runtime attestation, cyber resilience recovery, tamper detection, and battery-backed monitoring  Don't miss this detailed episode to better understand Security by Design for CRA! Episode Resources: NXP CRA page: EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) NXP page: Security Certification 00:00 Welcome to CRA Week Day 2 00:48 Meet Marc Vauclair 01:49 What Security by Design Means 02:54 CRA Secure by Default Requirements 04:13 Lifecycle Threat Modeling 06:02 Making It Practical in Development 07:30 Right Sizing Security Effort 09:23 Threat Modeling Keyboard Example 12:13 Risk Assessment Basics and Factors 14:25 NXP Technologies for Security 16:14 Recap and Step 3 Teaser

    18 min
  6. CRA Week: Step 1 Risk Assessment & Threat Analysis

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    CRA Week: Step 1 Risk Assessment & Threat Analysis

    CRA Week: Step 1 Risk Assessment, Threat Analysis, and Product Classification In this kickoff episode of CRA Week on the EdgeVerse TechCast, hosts Kyle Dando and Bridgette Stone welcome NXP security evaluation and certification expert Eve Atallah to break down the 1st of 4 major steps in Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) compliance: Risk Assessment and product categorization. Eve explains that manufacturers must first define a product's purpose and core functionality to determine its CRA product category, applicable standards, and conformity assessment path, then perform a risk assessment tailored to the product's specific conditions of use to identify which essential CRA cybersecurity requirements and security measures apply. She clarifies the difference between threat analysis (which attacks are possible, including vectors and attacker profiles) and risk assessment (what should not happen, likelihood, impact, and risk acceptability) To wrap up, Eve explains how classification drives the conformity route: self-assessment for default, guided self-assessment for important Class 1, and mandatory third-party assessment for important Class 2 and critical. She notes that harmonized standards are being finalized to assist manufacturers with assesments.  These standards are xpected before CRA enforcement in 2027. Episode Resources: www.nxp.com/CRA Training: Cyber Resilience Act(CRA) Paradigm Shift White Paper: Complying with the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)  00:00 Welcome to EdgeVerse TechCast + Introducing CRA Week 01:19 Meet the Expert: Eve Atallah & Why Risk Assessment Is Step One 02:29 Step One Foundations: Product Purpose, CRA Categorization & Risk Assessment 03:58 Risk Assessment vs Threat Analysis: What's the Difference? 06:29 Who Does What? Teams, Expertise & Risk Assessment Deliverables 08:00 How to Identify Device-Specific Threats (Assets, Environment, Interfaces) 10:10 CRA Product Classification: Default vs Important (Class 1/2) vs Critical 12:29 Conformity Assessment Paths: Self-Assessment vs Third-Party + Standards 14:22 Recap, Next Steps (Security by Design) & Closing Announcements

    17 min
  7. Bluetooth Channel Sounding: Revolutionizing Distance Measurement

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    Bluetooth Channel Sounding: Revolutionizing Distance Measurement

    Bluetooth 6 Channel Sounding Explained: Centimeter-Level Ranging with MCX W72 & KW47 Rakshit Grover and Manisha Phadke join the EdgeVerse Techcast to discuss how Bluetooth 6 Channel Sounding brings spatial awareness to Bluetooth Low Energy. They explain how Channel Sounding enables accurate, secure distance measurement between an Initiator and Reflector, moving beyond RSSI by combining Phase-Based Ranging (PBR) for accuracy with Round-Trip Time (RTT) for security, achieving centimeter-level ranging.  The conversation covers key applications such as smart home automation, automotive keyless entry and smart locks, IoT ambient awareness, industrial asset tracking, and improved indoor navigation. NXP platforms enabling Channel Sounding—MCX W72 for industrial IoT/automation and KW47 for automotive—both feature a dedicated Localization Compute Engine (LCE) for faster response and improved power efficiency. Developers are pointed to hands-on resources, including step-by-step videos and an Application Code Hub project using FRDM boards to demonstrate Channel Sounding.  Resources: NXP Channel Sounding Demo with KW47 and Oled B Click ACH Project: Matter Bluetooth Channel Sounding Demo on MCXW72 BLOG: Exploring Bluetooth Channel Sounding on the FRDM-MCXW72 Dev Board 00:00 Introduction and Hosts 00:30 Understanding Bluetooth Channel Sounding 02:24 NXP's Engagement in Bluetooth Low Energy 03:40 Technical Insights into Channel Sounding 05:10 Applications and Benefits of Channel Sounding 07:08 NXP's Solutions for Developers 08:15 Resources and Future Developments 09:58 Conclusion and Summary

    12 min
  8. EdgeVerse Anniversary Special: Exploring MCU Evolution and Future Trends

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    EdgeVerse Anniversary Special: Exploring MCU Evolution and Future Trends

    Celebrating One Year! The Future of Microcontrollers with Cristiano Costello Join us for a special episode celebrating one year of the EdgeVerse TechCast! Hosts Kyle and Bridgette welcome Cristiano Costello, a key figure in NXP's MCU strategy and portfolio evolution, to discuss the future of microcontrollers. Cristiano shares insights from his 30-year journey in the industry, reflecting on technological advancements, key milestones, and the exciting future of MCUs. Discover the challenges and innovations shaping the intelligent edge, from AI and low-energy mobile applications to the importance of software openness. Don't miss this deep dive into the world of MCUs and NXP's vision for what's next! 00:00 Introduction and Anniversary Celebration 00:39 Meet Cristiano Costello 01:40 Cristiano's Journey in Microcontrollers 03:32 Evolution of Microcontrollers 05:42 Exciting Advancements in MCUs 07:38 NXP's Unique Position in the Market 09:03 Future of Microcontrollers 11:43 Closing Remarks and Reflections

    13 min
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The EdgeVerse Techcast goal is to increase awareness of resources available for customers developing with NXP Application Processors and Microcontrollers.

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  • Création
    Bridgette & Kyle
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    59
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