rust on embedded devices is a really nice topic. I think this area of programming has much potential since you can bring so many cool ideas to the real world. But there are not yet enough resources available to make an entrance into it easy for beginners. Anyhow, nice video and I do look forward for more.
This was nice to see. I’ve used Arduino and CircuitPython on the ESP32 series of microcontrollers and eventually want to try Rust on them. It would be nice to see a video covering wifi and Bluetooth on the Pico W. I’ve been following the Rust microcontroller book with the BBC Micro, but I don’t think they cover Bluetooth. Microcontrollers can be a lot of fun. They let us bring our coding more into the physical world. I made a little wifi web server controlled rover. Eventually I want to do that in Rust.
Hello! Nice project! Have you checked the option to run Rust as an Wasm binary with the WASM3 runtime for embedded uCPUs? To run the Wasm binary over FreeRTOS?
@@chrisbiscardi I just found : "Embedded Rust on ESP32 - Juraj Michálek - Rust Linz" ruclips.net/video/0PPPdqoDBQs/видео.html Looks a good example, directly supported for ESP32 uC Expressif. But the WASM3 interpreter layer of Rust/Wasm would be more generic solution?
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rust on embedded devices is a really nice topic. I think this area of programming has much potential since you can bring so many cool ideas to the real world. But there are not yet enough resources available to make an entrance into it easy for beginners. Anyhow, nice video and I do look forward for more.
Seeing a programmer outside in that first scene was a little jarring and traumatizing.
"Outside"... ah, so that's what that means.
😂
I really liked the intro! Love seeing more about Rust and HALs!
great video! definitely interested in more rust embedded system videos. this is an area i've always wanted to get into
This was nice to see. I’ve used Arduino and CircuitPython on the ESP32 series of microcontrollers and eventually want to try Rust on them. It would be nice to see a video covering wifi and Bluetooth on the Pico W. I’ve been following the Rust microcontroller book with the BBC Micro, but I don’t think they cover Bluetooth.
Microcontrollers can be a lot of fun. They let us bring our coding more into the physical world. I made a little wifi web server controlled rover. Eventually I want to do that in Rust.
I need one of those hats.
It's a print from customlids.com
Hello! Nice project! Have you checked the option to run Rust as an Wasm binary with the WASM3 runtime for embedded uCPUs? To run the Wasm binary over FreeRTOS?
I haven't tried this yet!
@@chrisbiscardi I just found : "Embedded Rust on ESP32 - Juraj Michálek - Rust Linz" ruclips.net/video/0PPPdqoDBQs/видео.html
Looks a good example, directly supported for ESP32 uC Expressif. But the WASM3 interpreter layer of Rust/Wasm would be more generic solution?
@@chrisbiscardi here another good reference.
"EDC22 Day 1 Talk 7: Rust on Espressif chips"
ruclips.net/video/qeEmJ_-6fPg/видео.html
Last week bought Pico W. Do you follow me or something?