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Embassy is a modern asynchronous embedded framework for Rust, bringing the power of async/await to resource-constrained microcontrollers. It provides high-level abstractions and drivers for building reliable and concurrent embedded applications.
Embassy is an opinionated embedded framework written in Rust, focused on bringing the benefits of asynchronous programming to microcontrollers. It aims to be a comprehensive solution for building robust, concurrent embedded applications with minimal overhead.
Traditional embedded development often involves complex real-time operating systems (RTOS) or state machines for managing concurrency. Embassy offers a modern, Rust-native asynchronous approach that simplifies concurrent programming, improves code readability, and reduces common bugs.
Leverages Rust's `async`/`await` for building concurrent applications without traditional RTOS complexity.
Provides high-quality drivers and abstractions for common microcontroller peripherals, reducing boilerplate.
Designed for minimal resource usage, making it suitable for highly constrained embedded systems.
Embassy is well-suited for a variety of embedded applications where concurrency, responsiveness, and reliability are important.
Building firmware for battery-powered sensor nodes that need to perform multiple tasks concurrently (e.g., read sensors, communicate wirelessly, enter low-power states) efficiently.
Enables building responsive, power-efficient devices using Rust's async capabilities.
Developing real-time control systems that require handling multiple events and interactions simultaneously, such as motor control or industrial automation.
Provides a structured way to manage complex interactions and I/O without blocking.
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