Copper: The OS for Physical AI
Copper Robotics founder Guillaume Binet on building Copper-rs, a Rust-first, deterministic framework for robotics and physical AI.
- When
- Where
- KERNEL HONGO·In person
- Region
- Kanto (Tokyo)
- Organizer
- Tokyo Rust
- Language
- EN
- Source
- Guildhost
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Summary
Guillaume Binet, founder of Copper Robotics, presents Copper-rs, a Rust-first framework built to make robotics software simpler, safer, and deterministic by design. Robotics stacks are often fragile and hard to predict, and this talk explores how Copper takes a different approach by acting as a compiler, an operating system, and a deterministic runtime for robots.
Binet will walk through the basic structure of robotics stacks before showing where Copper fits, and explain why Rust is increasingly used in cutting-edge robotics development. The session is aimed at engineers curious about the intersection of systems programming and physical AI.
The evening runs at KERNEL HONGO with doors at 18:00, the talk from 18:30 to 19:30, and open socializing afterward until the venue closes at 21:00.
About the community
A Tokyo meetup for Rust developers featuring technical talks on systems programming, robotics, and real-world uses of the language, with time afterward for the regulars to socialize.
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