Remade with Rust
rusty_esp_signal: signed radio frames on ESP32
Wi-Fi CSI radar, LoRa, BLE, ESP-NOW — every frame mID-signed
Replaces: esp-now examples / vendor CSI / cloud BLE provisioning
What is rusty_esp_signal, signed radio frames on ESP32?
rusty_esp_signal covers Wi-Fi CSI radar, LoRa, BLE, and ESP-NOW, and every frame is mID-signed. It replaces esp-now examples, vendor CSI code, and cloud BLE provisioning.
What rusty_esp_signal replaces
rusty_esp_signal is signed radio frames on ESP32. Wi-Fi CSI radar, LoRa, BLE, and ESP-NOW share one rule: every frame is mID-signed.
Why rusty_esp_signal is a signed radio frames on ESP32
What rusty_esp_signal keeps from esp-now examples / vendor CSI / cloud BLE provisioning
rusty_esp_signal keeps the radio and adds a signature. esp-now examples, vendor CSI, and cloud BLE provisioning are what it replaces.
Where rusty_esp_signal fits
rusty_esp_signal depends on rusty_esp_mid for the signature and rusty_esp_iroh when the frame should also ride the mesh. rusty_esp_core names the bytes.
Read more about rusty_esp_signal
- All Remade with Rust rebuilds
- Freedom Guide
- Vision
- rusty_esp_mid — device identity on the chip
- rusty_esp_iroh — iroh mesh on ESP32
- rusty_esp_signal on GitHub