Beyond C with Rust: New Options for Embedded Development

For many years, C has been the primary development language for embedded systems.
While C offers flexibility and high performance, does it present challenges in terms of safety and memory management?

Especially in the automotive field, requirements for safety and reliability are increasing year by year, and new approaches are required in the development field.
Against this backdrop, Rust is attracting more and more attention as an alternative to C, as development methods that emphasize safety and memory efficiency are increasingly required.

The main features of Rust are as follows
– What is Rust? A new generation language that combines safety and performance
– Background and examples of Rust adoption spreading in the industry
– The usefulness of Rust in embedded development and key points for its introduction

Recommended for
People who are involved in the development of embedded systems for automobiles, industrial equipment, IoT devices, etc.
Those who want to deepen their knowledge of Rust
Those who are currently using C/C++ but are interested in a new development language

The basic features of Rust and examples of its adoption in the industry will be introduced, and its potential for use in the embedded field will be explained.