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Embedded Rust on ESP32 - Juraj Michálek - Rust Linz November 2022
Discover how to develop applications for microcontrollers using Embedded Rust on the ESP32, a versatile chip with GPIO, I2C, I2S, and Wi-Fi features. Learn about the ESP-IDF framework, NoSTD implementation, and community involvement.
- Embedded Rust on ESP32 is a great way to develop applications for microcontrollers, with the same code reusing skills from desktop development.
- The ESP-IDF framework is used, which is written in C, but Rust provides a great alternative.
- Rust is lowering the barrier for developers to work with embedded systems.
- The architecture Extensa is used, which is a nice design.
- The ESP32 chip has many features, including GPIO, I2C, I2S, and Wi-Fi.
- The conference talk presents several examples, including a smart LED and a maze game.
- The speaker recommends using local development container for better debugging and testing.
- The ESP32 chip is a great alternative to Arduino, with Rust making it even more accessible.
- The project is designed to work with a specific chip, and users can contribute their own examples.
- The speaker emphasizes the importance of community involvement, and the Rust community is encouraged to contribute.
- The slides are available online, and the speaker invites questions.
- The conference is taking place in Linz, and attendees are encouraged to participate.
- The project is using NoSTD (no standard library) to provide a bare metal implementation.
- The speaker demonstrates several demos, including a moving maze with a ghost.