Webinar
Cloudify Your Pi!
(Originally broadcast on October 1, 2025)
Learn about the potential for WebAssembly in embedded industrial software in this ARC white paper and joint webinar! Topics include the technology, key benefits and use cases, and industry collaboration among the likes of Bosch, Emerson, Siemens and Atym to facilitate standardization.
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Imagine if you had access to tiny, Docker-like containers that are portable across all of your Raspberry Pi devices – from the Pi5 to the Pico! Join Atym and Raspberry Pi to learn how we're making this possible by bringing cloud-native development principles and containerization to the Raspberry Pi portfolio.
Powered by WebAssembly (Wasm) and the open source Ocre project from the Linux Foundation, Atym’s solution provides a Docker-like development experience in a fraction of the footprint, freeing up hundreds of megabytes of memory on Linux-based systems and unlocking the ability to deploy containers on MCU-based devices with as little as 256KB of memory. Atym containers are agnostic to hardware architecture, operating system and programming language, and can be fractionally updated without requiring device reboots.
This approach bridges the embedded and cloud worlds, enabling developers from all backgrounds to collaborate more effectively on embedded solutions without having to learn entirely new skills. An example is edge AI, where AI developers can deploy models to embedded devices as easily as they would in the cloud.
In this session, you’ll learn:
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The use cases and benefits of Atym’s Wasm-based containers for resource-constrained edge devices
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More about Raspberry Pi's broad portfolio of hardware and tools
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How Atym containers are portable between CPU and MCU-based devices, including a live demo of the same container binaries and code running on the Raspberry Pi 5, Zero and Pico 2
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How Atym is the easy button for orchestrating and managing your fleet of devices and apps at scale
Speakers
Dan Kouba is a Senior Solutions Architect at Atym, where he helps customers apply cloud-native software practices to low-resource embedded devices using WebAssembly. Previously, Dan led Solutions Architecture at Particle, guiding customers through the design and deployment of connected products built on Particle’s edge-to-cloud IoT platform. He comes from an engineering background, with an Electrical Engineering degree from UC Santa Barbara and over a decade of embedded systems experience spanning industrial automation, agriculture, and medical devices.
Chris Boross is on the Commercial Team at Raspberry Pi, helping other companies build amazing products using Raspberry Pi’s microprocessors and compute modules. Before Raspberry Pi, Chris worked in Product, IoT and Semiconductor companies such as Nest, Google, Broadcom and The Thread Group.
