No Python was harmed: teaching a tiny MCU to learn as it goes
Description
An embedded session showing how to deploy a useful hand-written neural network made with Rust supporting on-chip training on a tiny MCU.
Bio
As CTO of Embedded at abra R&D Solutions, I lead the technical architecture and engineering for highly customized, non-standard client projects. My daily work spans hands-on board bring-ups, custom silicon (ARM, RISC-V, ARC), Embedded Linux BSPs (specializing in Yocto project), and RTOS platforms. I work across the full software stack: from complex bare-metal layers and kernel drivers up to higher-level applications, everything primarily in C, C++, and Rust. Alongside running R&D POCs and solving low-level integration issues, I prepare and conduct technical trainings and meetups, while mentoring our development teams and representing the company at presales meetings.
Schedule
Mingling 30 min
We start with a little online mingling. Tell us about yourself and meet the other attendees.
Presentation
Informal conversation
After the presentation is ended and we have stopped the recording, you can stay on to continue with an informal conversation.