Agentic Development for Embedded Devices: From Experiment to Production

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Most embedded teams are experimenting with AI agents. Far fewer know how to get them into production on hardware where a bug doesn't just crash an app — it crashes the device.

There is a gap between what agentic development promises and what actually works on constrained hardware. Limited memory, real-time requirements, safety certifications, and regulatory obligations don't disappear because the tooling is exciting. The teams pulling ahead right now are the ones who have figured out how to work within those constraints, not around them.

In this session, four practitioners share what that looks like in practice: how they are using agentic workflows across the full embedded development lifecycle, where they draw the line on trust and autonomy, and what it means for the people leading these teams.

What you will walk away with:

• Discover how embedded teams are already using agentic development across the full development lifecycle, not just code generation
• Learn what it actually takes to trust AI-generated code when your hardware cannot afford mistakes
• Implement hardware-in-the-loop thinking into your agentic development workflows from day one
• Understand what this shift means for your team, your hiring decisions, and the embedded developer role going forward

Your panelists

• Jacob Beningo, CEO of Beningo Embedded Group
• Przemyslaw Nogaj, Head of HMI Technology at SpyroSoft
• Peter Schneider, Principal of Product Management at Qt Group
  

Hosted by Kimmo Leppälä, Senior Director at Qt Group