Living Tissue Over a Rusty Endoskeleton
summary
Rust runs on a Tessel prototype as a compiled native component, with a working proof‑of‑concept demonstrated on Twitter; code requires cross‑compiling or running the Rust toolchain on the device and the API was unstable pre‑1.0. Integration options are spawn a Rust binary and talk over a local socket or use C bindings/FFI with node, and the socket approach avoids the large performance and marshalling costs of FFI. Repos and a demo exist but several features still don’t work.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:37Teensy microcontroller
- 8:47Rust for microcontrollers
- 11:36Rust basics hello world
- 17:00Rust on Teensy demo
- 23:33Contributing to Teensy Rust
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