Writing software for tiny devices like microcontrollers is different from normal programming. These devices have very little memory and no operating system. This skill helps you write embedded Rust code that is safe and predictable.
You can build firmware for chips like ARM and RISC-V. The code uses no standard library and no heap allocator. This keeps memory use fixed and avoids crashes.
It also shows how to handle hardware safely. You learn to use interrupts, access peripherals, and share data without conflicts. This is key for building reliable real-time systems.
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