Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)

It's like a standard library for embedded devices

`embedded-hal` is a collection of embedded IO abstractions in the shape of traits

Drivers

Drivers in C

Drivers in Rust

`embedded-hal` drivers

5 released: Gyroscope, Accelerometer, Digital compass, ADC, Ethernet

15+ WIP: RFID, motor drivers, humidity sensors, temperature sensors, LCD / OLED controllers, Gas sensors, Ultrasound sensors, etc.

`embedded-hal` applications

Working with the excellent stm32f103xx-hal crate made by @japaricious in @rustlang pic.twitter.com/X4gGBFahw2

— Trangar (@victorkoenders) March 24, 2018

Started working on a new #rustlang driver (based on the embedded-hal by @japaricious) for the PCD8544 LCD controller found in displays like that of Nokia 5110. Work-in-progress code: https://t.co/1mNuzP88Yx. For now, it just draws a line on the screen. pic.twitter.com/hFNcPkK5LP

— Pramode C.E (@pramode_ce) March 22, 2018

Still cheating (the SPI FIFO isn't large enough so I busy wait in the ISR), but hey. Pure @rustlang on an 80MHz Cortex M4. pic.twitter.com/YayVW0ZdPL

— Jonathan Pallant (@therealjpster) February 17, 2018

radar update: took a diversion to write the entire firmware in Rust, but now have simple Doppler mode working pic.twitter.com/VaVXdZOEtR

— Adam Greig (@adamgreig) June 11, 2017

@rustlang, stability without stagnation, taken to robotics

Probably the first WIP self-balancing robot coded in 100% Rust#RustyRobots 1/ pic.twitter.com/MGRPgKVCsS

— let japaric: &'static mut [u8; N]; (@japaricious) March 25, 2017