🎮 What if you could write Game Boy games in Rust? At #RustLab2026, Federico Bassini will take us on a journey through Game Boy development, exploring how the console works, why Rust wasn't originally an option, and how that challenge was overcome.

🦀 What happens when memory safety moves from software into hardware? At #RustLab2026, Edoardo Marangoni explores the challenges of bringing Rust to a CHERI platform, where pointers behave very differently from what we're used to.

🦀 AI in Rust is growing fast—but which framework should you choose? At #RustLab2026, Ludwig Weinzierl compares Burn and Candle, two of the most prominent machine learning frameworks in the Rust ecosystem, and explores the trade-offs behind their different approaches.

🦀 Every Rust developer trusts `match`. But how does exhaustiveness checking actually work? At #RustLab2026, Iván Ovejero takes us inside the compiler, exploring the algorithms and design decisions behind one of Rust's most beloved guarantees.

🦀 Is `cargo build` the end of the story? At #RustLab2026, Amos Wenger explores what comes next: hermetic builds, remote execution, perfect caching, and a new approach to Rust build systems inspired by the power of tools like Buck2.

🦀 New workshop for #RustLab2026 “Hardening the Wire: Building Type-Safe Security Protocols” Build a secure communication protocol in Rust and learn how to use the type system to enforce security guarantees at compile time. With Lora Vega Vega. rustlab.it/talks/hardenin…

🤖 Announcing a brand new workshop for #RustLab2026 “Accurate Robot Simulations with Bevy and WASM” Build and test robot control algorithms in Rust — fast, flexible, and without real hardware. With Massimiliano and Michele Mantione.