Embedded Linux Conference (ELC) takes place alongside Open Source Summit, bringing together two of the most influential communities in open source.
Embedded Linux powers everything from automotive and industrial systems to healthcare devices and consumer electronics. For over two decades, ELC has been the premier vendor-neutral technical conference for developers and organizations building with Linux in embedded environments. It offers deep technical sessions, hands-on learning, and collaboration across kernel development, real-time systems, safety, security, and more.
Co-located with ELC, Open Source Summit is the leading gathering for open source developers, maintainers, and community leaders. It’s where the global open source community connects to share knowledge, collaborate on solutions, and drive innovation across technologies.
Together, these events provide a unique opportunity to:
- Learn from experts building and maintaining critical open source technologies
- Connect with developers, architects, and decision-makers across industries
- Explore emerging trends in embedded systems, safety, security, and cloud-native technologies
- Collaborate on real-world challenges and advance open source projects
The ELISA Project will participate in the Open Source Summit Safety Critical Software Track, contributing expertise on safety-critical systems and advancing the use of Linux in safety applications.
Join us to be part of the community shaping the future of embedded and open source innovation. Learn more about the ELC and Open Source Summit.