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Meeting #8 (2025/01/30)

Meeting #8 (2025/01/30)

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Table of Contents

Attendance

Attended

Proxy (w/ @name)

Holiday

Did Not Attend

Attended

Proxy (w/ @name)

Holiday

Did Not Attend

Name

Company

Name

Company

Knox Lively

Atym

Stephen Berard

Atym

Brad Clements

Murkworks

Patrick Robb

UNH IOL

Graeme Cloughley

Edge Inference

John Walicki

Individual

Marshall Meier

Emerson

Jason Shepherd

Atym

Dan Mihai Dumitriu

Midokura Japan K.K.

Drasko Draskovic

Abstract Machines

Lincoln Lavoie

UNH IOL

Minutes

Time (mins)

Item

Presented By

Presos/Notes/Links/

Time (mins)

Item

Presented By

Presos/Notes/Links/

5

Meet and Greet/Call to Order

@Knox Lively

 

5

Recap the previous meeting

@Knox Lively

 

5

Project Status

@Knox Lively and @Stephen Berard

 

10

Discussion: Ocre Roadmap Review

@Knox Lively

 

10

Discussion: UNH-IOL “Ocre lab” next steps

@Knox Lively and @Patrick Robb

 

5

Discussion: Raspberry Pi Pico Development efforts

@Knox Lively and @John Walicki

 

5

Discussion: TAC Sponsorship Update

@Knox Lively and @Joseph Pearson

 

Meeting Summary

Ocre Project Status Update: [05:00]

  • Ocre project is now building via the self-hosted runner inside of the UNH-IOL.

  • The project will begin to utilize the “Project” feature in GitHub to build out a more mature roadmap in the coming week.

  • WASI P1 support, sensors, timers, and watchdogs are to be merged next week, enabling new features and tests.

General Discussion:

  • Ocre Roadmap Review [15:00]

The team conducted a comprehensive review of the Ocre roadmap, focusing on prioritizing and expanding individual issues. This strategic session helped align the team on key priorities and established a clear path forward for development milestones.

  • UNH-IOL Integration Steps [27:00]

Development workflows for UNH-IOL were discussed with@Patrick Robb, with a specific focus on implementing a build pipeline for flashing physical boards and incorporating unit tests. The next phase will enable container lifecycle management implementation.

  • Raspberry Pi Pico Development [34:25]

A technical discussion with @John Walicki centered around implementing serial over USB capabilities and strategizing the port to Pico 2W platform. The team made the strategic decision to discontinue support for Pico 1 in favor of focusing resources on the more capable Pico 2W hardware.

  • TAC Sponsorship Update [40:53]

A brief but important discussion with @Joseph Pearson covered upcoming changes to TAC sponsorship policies. This conversation highlighted potential impacts to the project's governance structure and sponsorship arrangements.

Action Items:

  1. @Knox Lively to update the ocre-runtime workflow file to build on the u585 board

  2. @Patrick Robb to get VPN/credentials set up for the hosted runner.

  3. @Knox Lively to get the ocre-runtime Project set up in GH

  4. @Knox Lively to reach out to potential TAC Advisors per @Joseph Pearson 's recommendations

  5. @Knox Lively to work with @John Walicki to get ocre-runtime ported to the Pico 2W

Meeting Materials (recording, transcript, slides, etc.)