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Kranti Parisa

Introduction to Apache Iggy

Apache Iggy (Incubating) is a next-generation message streaming engine designed for ultra-low-latency, high-throughput workloads. Written in Rust, it delivers persistent messaging with a lightweight, developer-friendly architecture that simplifies building real-time systems. In this session, we’ll explore Iggy’s journey from a fast, community-driven project to its acceptance into the Apache Incub… more
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  • 20 Feb 2026
Vaishnav Sabari Girish

Vaishnav Sabari Girish

AlertAngel: A device to make monitoring Elderly Patients a breeze

AlertAngel is an elderly-care monitoring system that provides real-time health tracking, fall detection, and instant alerts for caregivers. more
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  • 21 Feb 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Navdeep Agarwal

Mayur Jadhav

Big Data Analytics on Tiny Machines

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  • 02 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk
Shriram Balaji

Shriram Balaji

A Series of Unstoppable Events: Building Event-Driven Systems in Rust

A Series of Unstoppable Events: Building Event-Driven Systems in Rust more
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  • 03 Mar 2026

Akash soni

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Introduction to Functional Rust

Declerative style of coding where we focus on what over how. Also going to explain how Key paths provide a safe, composable way to access and modify nested data in Rust. Inspired by KeyPath and Functional Lenses system, this feature rich crate lets you work with struct fields and enum variants as first-class values. more
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  • 05 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Ishan

Over 6M records per second: Building data streaming logic for Nautilus trading engine

Abstract Trading systems replay hundreds of GBs to test trading strategies. The data streaming layer plays a key role in reading data from storage in a correct, fast and efficient way. A good data streaming layer is the difference between being able to backtest hundreds of strategies vs a few handful. more
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  • 08 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Vineet Naik

Plectrum: Mapping lookup tables in a database to Rust enums

Plectrum is an open source crate (I’m the author) that provides a set of abstractions for mapping lookup/reference tables in a database with Rust enums. more
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  • 08 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Ravi Sawlani

The Web, Rewritten in Rust

One language, front to back — with memory safety and no regrets. more
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  • 08 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Abhinav Tripathi

Wanted to Know Tokio So I Built My Own

Talk Description: The session will be a deep dive into the internals of how the Tokio crate implements its multi-threaded scheduler using Rust’s low level primitives, the reactor using OS syscalls and the task state machine using atomic state transitions. It will cover my learnings from writing a multi -threaded asynchronous runtime using the MIO crate (the same crate that tokio uses). I will unc… more
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  • 09 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Divya

LLM meets FFI: Rust Bindings for C++ at Scale 🦀

Integrating Rust into large C++ codebases often requires safe, idiomatic wrappers. This talk explores using LLMs to draft C++ shim layers and Rust FFI bindings. It highlights where AI accelerates boilerplate, where it fails on ownership and safety, and how to review generated bindings to avoid unsoundness and undefined behaviour. more
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  • 09 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

Bhavya Bhatt

Rust at Every Layer: Compiler, WASM, Vector DB, and a Blockchain — One Language to Rule Them All

Talk Preview At Weilliptic, we didn’t just pick Rust for one part of our stack — we bet the entire platform on it. WeilChain is an operating system for autonomous AI, running across clouds, and every critical layer of it is written in Rust. In this talk, I’ll walk through six distinct systems we built in Rust: the WIDL compiler (our interface definition language toolchain), the Icarus chatbot LLM… more
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  • 09 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk

abhinav

Rust is Safe, But Is It Fast? A Performance Reality Check Against C++

Session Description Rust is often described as a systems language that gives you memory safety without losing the performance of C or C++. more
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  • 09 Mar 2026
Session type: 30 mins talk
Devdutt Shenoi

Devdutt Shenoi

Get your Agents talking: an introduction of tower-a2a

tower, the has been a life changing tool in my developer toolset, especially given it’s ergonomic and composable nature. Recently I had the privilege of implementing a tower based library implementing the A2A protocol. In this short lightning talk, I intend to introduce the library and share with the crowd my learnings from building and using it. more
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  • 10 Mar 2026
Session type: 5 mins flash talk

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