Elektrobit proudly supports the power of the Rust programming language in EB tresos AutoCore, our AUTOSAR-compliant basic software, to elevate productivity, security, and functional safety in automotive ECU development.
With Rust’s built-in memory safety, developers can eliminate entire classes of bugs, reduce cybersecurity risks, and streamline development—all while adhering to ASIL-D functional safety standards.
By integrating Rust, we’re not just keeping pace with industry demands—we’re pushing the boundaries of automotive software innovation.
Want to explore Rust with our workshop?
Enhanced safety
Rust’s memory safety features prevent common programming errors, reducing the risk of vulnerabilities.
Improved security
Rust’s strong type system and ownership model enhance cybersecurity resilience.
Increased efficiency
Rust’s performance and concurrency capabilities streamline development processes.
Developer-friendly
Rust’s static code analysis tools, like Clippy, ensure high code quality and maintainability.
Key features
- Memory safety: Rust prevents null pointer dereferencing and buffer overflows, eliminating common sources of software vulnerabilities.
- Concurrency: Rust’s ownership model enables safe, efficient, and race-condition-free parallel execution.
- Static analysis: Tools like Clippy enforce best practices, ensuring high-quality, maintainable code.
- Interoperability: Easily integrates with existing C codebases, enabling flexible and modular development.
- Functional safety: Designed to support ASIL-D compliance for the highest automotive safety standards.