sat-rs: A library to build on-board software for remote systems
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sat-rs launchpad

This is the prototyping repository for the initial version of a Rust Flight Software Framework.

Currently, it contains the following major subcrates:

  1. The spacepackets crate which contains basic ECSS and CCSDS packet protocol implementations.
  2. The satrs-core crate containing the core components of sat-rs
  3. The satrs-example crate which shows a simple example on-board software using various sat-rs components.

The satrs-example-stm32f3-disco crate contains an example of how components can be used in a bare-metal system with constrained resources.