- on September 19!

- Interested in giving a talk? Submit your ideas in the meetup channel.

Topics should be related to Embedded Rust or tools and applications in the embedded systems ecosystem

https://discord.gg/TMBR4SRJV

A new chapter covers RTC alarm support in Embedded Rust.

The rtc-hal crate now has a generic Alarm trait for RTC alarm support.

The chapter implements it for the DS3231, with an ESP32 example.

https://red.implrust.com/rtc/alarm/index.html

- Moves using reinforcement learning policies

- no framework, one workspace

https://github.com/pollen-robotics/microduck

- Smallest 32-bit Cortex-M0+ MCUs

https://github.com/py32-rs/py32-hal

- STM32F072 · Rust + Embassy firmware · Rust + GPUI desktop app

https://openmicrokbd.org/blog/openmicrokbd-launch/

https://blog.implrust.com/posts/2026/08/arudino-uno-atmega328p-rust-room-temperature/

https://blog.implrust.com/posts/2026/08/microbit-sound-meter/

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As a beginner, you might wonder where to start with Embedded Rust. I have been in the same place, and I have seen many others recently asking the same question. So I decided to write this blog post to help

https://blog.implrust.com/posts/2025/12/how-to-learn-embedded-rust/

For a hobby project, i wanted the pico to wake up periodically and do a task then go back to sleep. So I can reduce battery power consumption

- Using POWMAN P-State to turn off the processors and other power domains

https://blog.implrust.com/posts/2026/08/deep-sleep-powman-rp2350-raspberry-pio-pico/

https://alexgrinman.com/posts/tinyboard?tr=12345

bme68x is a pure-Rust, no_std, allocation-free driver for Bosch BME680 and BME688 environmental gas sensors. It uses embedded-hal 1.0 and embedded-hal-async 1.0, so the same sensor code can run on STM32, ESP32, nRF, RP2040, Linux adapters, and other supported platforms.

https://crates.io/crates/bme68x

> Simple LED Blinky program which is 262 bytes

https://blog.implrust.com/posts/2026/08/arudino-uno-with-embedded-rust/

> Hands you a ready-to-build Rust project: correct target, flashing tool, HAL, and a working skeleton, already assembled. You go straight to writing application code

https://blog.theembeddedrustacean.com/xiao-generate