Delivering high-accuracy neonatal monitoring with Rust and Ferrocene in a joint project with @ferrous.
Find the demo at Booth 4-402 in Hall 4 at Embedded World.
#RustLang #EmbeddedRust #Ferrocene #EmbeddedSystems #MedTech
Delivering high-accuracy neonatal monitoring with Rust and Ferrocene in a joint project with @ferrous.
Find the demo at Booth 4-402 in Hall 4 at Embedded World.
#RustLang #EmbeddedRust #Ferrocene #EmbeddedSystems #MedTech
Ferrocene 26.02.0 is out 🦀
Highlights:
👉 ISO 26262 ASIL B certification for part of Rust core
👉 Qualified Rust toolchain for safety-critical systems
If you’re at #ew26, come by booth 4-402 to talk to us about #embeddedRust (and get some stickers).
Read more: 🔗 https://ferrous-systems.com/blog/ferrocene-26-02-0/
🦀 #RustLang now targets Cortex-R82 / R82AE.
Support for Armv8-R AArch64 means Rust can run in a new class of performance-oriented real-time systems. Nice step toward bringing memory-safe tooling into more embedded and safety-critical environments.
For teams that need it, Ferrocene provides a qualified toolchain.
If you’re at #EmbeddedWorld March 10 - 12, come say hi 👋
Hall 4 / Booth 4-402
device-envoy: Making Embedded Fun with Rust!
Talk by Carl Kadie at Seattle Rust User Group.

I'm curious about #embeddedrust and don't have much money. I would appreciate 5 people subscribing to #theembeddedrustacean with my referral code to help me get a book about basic #electronics -- please and thank you :)
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In my lunch break i had the chance to try out ArielOS, which is a collection/framework to build and deploy firmware for microcontrollers in Rust.
It abstracts some of the boring repetitive work away from the user, for example board switches are really easy, so you can write your code board-agnostic (to a certain extent).
Really cool.
It should not be this hard to persuade Cargo to operate a workspace containing an #embeddedrust (nostd) package that only cares about a small set of explicit build targets ALONGSIDE a native (std) #rust package that targets the usual suspects
It really feels like a scenario that should be common enough in the embedded world to get some coverage as a canonical example, somewhere
Our intern Ebbe may just have sped up your debug journey for async Embedded Rust. We're impressed! Read about the Proof of Concept here: https://tweedegolf.nl/en/blog/161/embedded-async-debugging-and-inspect-embassy
Feedback and contributions are appreciated, so give inspect-embassy a go!