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
​Leon Vak -
​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.
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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.