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May 5 2026

Improved simulation-based testing of Google's ChromiumOS FPMCU with Renode support for the RISC-V Andes D25F core and the related Egis ET171 SoC

Improved simulation-based testing of Google's ChromiumOS FPMCU with Renode support for the RISC-V Andes D25F core and the related Egis ET171 SoC

In the last few years, Antmicro has been collaborating with the Google ChromeOS team on simulation-based testing of the ChromiumOS FPMCU (Fingerprint Firmware) module, first by introducing an EC testing suite along with improved support for STM32-based platforms, followed by adding support for the Nuvoton NPCX9 platform in our Renode simulation framework. Read more

Mar 6 2026

An experimental GUI for alternative interaction with the Renode simulation framework

An experimental GUI for alternative interaction with the Renode simulation framework

Antmicro's open source Renode simulation framework can be interacted with in many ways: typically, a console-like window, an inline console for headless and remote connections, automated tests via Robot and other systems, as well as a range of various API layers. While a CLI-oriented flow is great for task automation and efficiency, Renode is able to gather insights from the simulation that are better presented in a graphical way. These could potentially include live graphs of input and output values, e.g. sensors, PWM or LEDs, CPU or memory usage inspection, and live execution traces. Read more