In 2019 we started running embedded projects with Rust. Lars, Henk Dieter and Wouter worked on several open source drivers for embedded devices such as a driver crate for the Texas Instruments ADS1292 for ECG applications.
Recently Wouter added embedded_async_timer to crates.io. It provides an interface and a generic implemention of a timer that can handle multiple concurrent deadlines using the Future architecture provided by Rust.
Developed by Daniel, storage-abstraction provides an abstraction layer for interacting with a storage; this storage can be a local file system or a cloud storage. Currently local disk storage, Backblaze B2, Google Cloud and Amazon S3 and compliant cloud services are supported.
Also see the related blog post, Cloud storage simplification and abstraction for Node.js or give the npm package a try.
With irma-jitsi you can enter a Jitsi videoconference securely with an immutable authenticated identity. The authentication is done using IRMA, a digital passport on your phone.
This project was partially funded using public european funds, and subsequently further developed by us with contributions by Wouter and Esmee.
Visit jitsi-demo.tweede.golf for a short demo.
Another IRMA-related open source project, "Veilig bellen" is a project to allow municipalities to accept calls from citizens authenticated with IRMA, commissioned by Dutch local government.
