Hi, I'm here today with Sergio Prado from Embedded Lab Works. Sergio, can you tell us a little bit about Embedded Lab Works? Sure. Hello guys, Embed Lab Works is a company located in Sampal, Brazil. We are specialized in training and consulting service on Embedded Soft Development. We have a lot of trainings and we are many folks that own Embedded Milux, Embedded Android and Artosis like Free Artosis and QX and things like that. So Sergio and we are here today for our eyes, Concert, Training by TuraDex. Can you tell us a little bit more about this training? Sure. We have a good idea of doing a training session on Embedded Milux programming. That's an assistant of the market here in Brazil. The people are starting to use a lot of Embedded Milux in their systems and then we decided to do an Embedded Milux programming session in four cities in Brazil. And I think a lot of success that people like a lot. The training is made in focus on teaching the people how to develop Embedded Milux applications in C-Language. So we start learning a little bit about the environment like how can we use GCC and GDB to develop and debug applications in Linux. We learn a little bit about how to integrate the Eclipse environment using the TuraDex board. We are using the training board from products of course. It's a CoLibri basic board with model from products. CoLibri VF50 with the Vioca here board. Right. And we developed in Brazil an expansion board called EP board with a lot of peripherals like LEDs and buzzers and displays, butons and things like that. So we could develop a lot of exercises in the training. And in the training we learn how to access the LLGs and the board, the butons, the accelerometer, buzzer with a lot of applications using this interface. One of the last exercises is how to monitor the board and identify if the board is position or horizontally in the table. So if we move the board a little bit the buzzer will be... Start the buzzer. Yes. And this accelerometer is over I-square-C, right? Yes. And the buzzer? The buzzer is on a P-dub and channel. Okay. Nice. Cool demo. And Sergio, why is embedded Linux such a popular OS for embedded systems? There are a lot of reasons. One of the main reasons of course because it's free software. So we can download this first code. We can change, improve and contribute with the community. But of course that is not the only reason. Using Linux we have a lot of things that already have been done by the community. So it's a lot easier to implement an application in Linux because we have something like the TCP stack, ready, USB stack, ready, graph code stacks, ready, a lot of applications ready to be used. So developing an application using Linux is much easier. There are a lot of tools ready to be used. So using Linux we don't need to buy any tools or software from any one. We can use only open source and free software. In that's a good advantage. We don't have to pay rise to anyone. So I think that's the main reasons to use Linux on embedded systems. And today it's standard. Yeah. Yeah. I think most of the SOC providers are ready. So I think some sort of GSD for their processors, with Linux right? Yeah. Okay. So this was Sergio Prado from the embedded labworks our partner in Brazil. If you want to contact us please go to turdex.com or e-labworks.com. Thank you.