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Michael Gielda, Co-Founder and VP Business Development – RISC-V and Antmicro’s visual system designer: Everything everywhere all at once


Abstract
RISC-V offers unprecedented freedom in designing hardware systems, prompting a renaissance in new core implementations, system building blocks and SW-HW co-design paradigms. Drawing on the experience of working with the expansive landscape of RISC-V implementations, both on the hardware and software level, Antmicro is developing a visual platform designer which helps navigate this complexity. The tool builds on the configurability of RISC-V and the our vast open source database of hardware components to let you create advanced, real-world systems which can be simulated with the open source Renode simulator and seeded with software such as Zephyr or Linux.

Thanks to Renode’s support for vector and custom instructions and integration with Google’s IREE toolchain through Antmicro’s Kenning ML framework, the designer is also a great entrypoint for hardware-accelerated ML co-design, and combined with Antmicro’s photorealistic 3D component model library and open source HW design methodology it can be used to kickstart the development of custom RISC-V based devices.

Combine cores and HW peripherals, SoCs, modules and other hardware components, all the way to heterogeneous connected systems to build, simulate and develop software for any kind of RISC-V platform. The transparency and flexibility of this comprehensive design paradigm will provide infinite possibilities for collecting both hardware and software data for efficient co-design

Bio
Michael Gielda is Co-Founder and VP Business Development at Antmicro, Marketing Committee Chair of the Zephyr Project, Chair of Outreach for CHIPS Alliance and a member of the Marketing Committee in RISC-V International. A Computer Science graduate, he worked as a researcher in the fields of IoT and embedded systems before going on to found Antmicro. Michael is involved in many open source software and hardware projects related to software-driven tools and methodologies, AI, FPGA, ASIC development (among other things). He is working to build collaborations between projects with common goals, and expanding the lessons learned from the success of open source software into other fields.