HybX Development System

The HybX Development System is our cross-build toolchain — the workflow for getting Rust code built and flashed onto robotics boards, from a development host to the target hardware.

It supports building natively, for bare-metal microcontroller targets, and cross-compiling for Linux single-board computers, with an install/update model that keeps the toolchain current on each machine.

First target board: the Arduino UNO Q

Our first target is the Arduino UNO Q — a board that pairs a Linux-capable processor with a real-time microcontroller on a single footprint. That split is a natural fit for robotics: high-level logic, connectivity, and perception on the application side; deterministic, real-time control on the microcontroller.

Out of the box, the UNO Q leans on the vendor's own workflow. We take a different path. The HybX Development System turns the UNO Q into a first-class, open robotics platform — pure Rust, built and flashed with our own toolchain, no walled gardens and no lock in. We make this board genuinely relevant for robotics: the hardware's full capability, with code you actually own.

More to come — supported boards, the feature list, and install instructions.