Embedded Swift: From Code to Hardware

​Embedded Swift: From Code to Hardware

​Join us for a hands-on Embedded Swift workshop where we explore how Swift can go beyond app development and interact with real hardware.

​In this session, participants will learn the basics of Embedded Swift and build small projects using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W along with sensors and actuators.

​Date & Time

​Saturday, 24 October 2026
9:30 AM – 1:00 PM

​What we’ll cover

• ​Introduction to Embedded Swift

• ​Setting up the Embedded Swift development environment on macOS

• ​Understanding GPIO and hardware interaction

• ​Controlling an LED

• ​Reading input from an LDR/light sensor

• ​Working with an ultrasonic distance sensor

• ​Controlling a servo motor

• ​Using a buzzer

• ​Combining multiple components into a small final project

• ​Building and running Embedded Swift code on Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W

​Who can join?

​This workshop is suitable for:

• ​Swift and iOS developers curious about embedded systems

• ​Developers interested in hardware and IoT

• ​Students and makers who want to experiment with Swift on microcontrollers

• ​Anyone interested in exploring Swift beyond Apple-platform apps

​Basic programming knowledge is sufficient. Prior embedded-systems experience is not required.

​What to bring

​Please bring:

• ​A MacBook

• ​USB cable for connecting the Raspberry Pi Pico 2 W

• ​Swift/toolchain setup as shared before the workshop

​Hardware for the hands-on exercises will be used during the session.

​Format

​This is a hands-on workshop, not just a presentation. Participants will write code, connect hardware, compile projects, and test them directly on the Raspberry Pi Pico.

​Seats are limited to 20 participants so that we can keep the session interactive and provide hands-on support.

​Organized by SwiftBengaluru.