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The Embedded Rustacean Issue #30
Hello and welcome to the Embedded Rustacean! This newsletter is a bi-monthly curation of resources and a summary of everything happening around embedded Rust 🦀. This newsletter was started because of the belief in Rust as a programming language with all the traits 🧬 (pun intended) that prime it to become the future of software in embedded systems. We’re another issue closer to that vision.
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Issue Highlights
🐷 A new release of pigg is out
📟️ New AMD Epyc Series for Embedded
🦀 Rust-based MicroFlow for optimizing edge AI
📰 Vector on Writing AUTOSAR SW Components in Rust
🍓 Raspberry Pis new AI Camera
🏡 Analog Devices Expands it Embedded Ecosystem
✍️ A C to Rust Survey
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Quote of the Issue
The best error message is the one that never shows up.
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News & Article Roundup
A curation of embedded Rust-related news, articles, and posts
Embedded Rust News 📰
Rust News 🗞️🦀
General Embedded News/Trends 📈
AMD Introducing Energy-Efficient EPYC ™ Embedded 8004 Series for Embedded Systems ⭐️
Linux 6.12 Brings 9p Network USB Gadget Driver To Ease Embedded Device Development
Arduino Launches Arduino Cloud Availability in AWS Marketplace
Quake runs in just 276 kB RAM on the Arduino Nano Matter board
Espressif Expands Its Secure Matter Manufacturing Service to External Factories, In-Field Upgrades
Linux 6.12 Features Are Super Exciting With Real-Time, Sched_ext, Intel Xe2 & Raspberry Pi 5
Comparisons with other Languages 🔍️
Hardware 🛠️
Raspberry Pi's AI Eye: Hands-On with the Raspberry Pi AI Camera Module ⭐️
Jumperless V5 programmable breadboard is based on Raspberry Pi RP2350B
Introducing DeepSleepr - My module to turn any SBC low-power via I2C and an Attiny
Radxa X4 review – An Intel N100 alternative to Raspberry Pi 5 tested with Ubuntu 24.04
Pimoroni Pips Raspberry Pi to the Post with the Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 W Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Board
Quartz64 Zero – A customizable, cost-optimized Rockchip RK3566T SBC with Raspberry Pi PCIe connector
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Educational Resources
A curation of embedded & Rust educational resources and tutorials
Tutorials & Walkthroughs 📫
Insights, Tools, & Case Studies 📑
General Embedded 📟️
Create an ESP32 Project With PlatformIO: An Guide for Beginners
Exploring Zephyr: Secure Code Execution, Board Support, OpenAMP, and Documentation Improvements
Building with Zephyr RTOS: Remote Processing, SoC Design, and Production Challenges
A Deep Dive into Zephyr RTOS: Spinlocks, AR Solutions, Userspace, and Picolibc Integration
How to set up VNC on a headless Raspberry Pi with Ubuntu Server 24.04
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Noteworthy Mentions
Useful resources worth mentioning
Noteworthy Course 🧑🏫
Noteworthy Book 📚️
Noteworthy Newsletter 📰
📰 Aimply Briefs - News that doesn’t waste your time
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Updates, Events, & Announcements
Updates & announcements from the community
Notable Device and/or Framework Crate Updates 🚨
esp-wifi v0.10.1
esp-wifi-sys v0.6.0
lpc55-hal v0.3.1
zerocopy v0.8.3
rt v0.12.0
stm32f4xx-hal v0.22.0
portable-atomic v1.9.0
esp32-nimble v0.8.1
rp235x-hal v0.2.0
rtt-log v0.4.0
hopter v0.2.5
esp-hal-embassy v0.4.0
esp-hal v0.21.0
Upcoming Events & Deadlines 🎭
EuroRust - (Currently Running) October 10th & 11th, 2024 , Vienna, Austria, and Online
RustLab 2024 - November 9th-11th, 2024, Florence, Italy
Open Hardware Summit - Call For Proposals Open - May 30 & 31st, 2025, Edinburgh, Scotland
Rust Forge - Call For Sponsors Open - August 2025, Wellington, New Zealand
RustWeek by RustNL - May 13-17, 2025, Utrect, The Netherlands
Rust Nation UK 2025 - CfP Open - February 19 & 20 2025, London, UK
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Jobs & Adoption
Keeping track of companies involved with embedded Rust
The Embedded Rust Adoption Tracker 🧭
The number of entities that believe in a future involving Rust in embedded is continuously growing. Any new additions will be mentioned here. Meanwhile, click here to access the full list of entities known to adopt/use embedded Rust.
Jobs Postings 🏭
Contrary to common belief, many embedded job posts nowadays prefer some knowledge of Rust. Additionally, there is a good amount that requires Rust. The list captures some of the interesting opportunities out there but is not comprehensive by any means. Listings that appear in the newsletter will remain as long as they’re posted/open online.
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Europe Based Jobs 🌍️
🦀 Research assistant: WiMi Embedded Rust Development for Cybersecurity in Low-Power Distributed System Software - Freie Universitat, Berlin, Germany
🦀 Software developer TCP/IP in Rust- Vector Informatik, Stuttgart, Germany
🦀 Rust Engineering Lead - Linux and Open Source - Canonical, Global, Hybrid
🦀 Embedded Linux Software Engineer - Canonical, Global, Hybrid
🦀 Doctoral Thesis: Functional Software Generation - Infineon, Munich, Germany
🦀 Embedded Linux Software Engineer - ZF, Plzeň, CZ
🦀 Software Architect for Embedded Systems - Siemens, Portugal
North America Based Jobs 🌎️
🦀 Embedded Software Engineer, Rust - Anduril, Costa Mesa, CA
🦀 Rust Software Engineer - K2 Space, Los Angeles, CA
🦀 Rust Engineering Lead - Linux and Open Source - Canonical, Global, Hybrid
🦀 Embedded Linux Software Engineer - Canonical, Global, Hybrid
🦀 Various Rust-Oriented Positions - MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Lexington, MA
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