Experimenting with embedded Rust. A home-made "switchbot" that I use to turn on a computer tucked away in my room.
It isn't very sophisticated and just accepts any input from a generic infrared remote. Upon pressing any button on the IR remote, the Arduino rotates a servo which in turn presses the power button on the computer, the servo then rotates back to the starting position.
More details about hardware, pins and such can be found in src/main.rs.
A simple circuit diagram can be seen in images/diagram.png.
flake.nix should contain all necessary dependencies to get started.
This would not be possible without the excellent work being done at Rahix/avr-hal.
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