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Matic with Eric Seppanen
Episode 11

Matic with Eric Seppanen

Matthias Endler interviews Eric Seppanen about Rust's impact on privacy-focused home automation robots, emphasizing concurrency, security, and community collaboration.

Rust in Production

June 13, 20241h 24m

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About Matic
Matic is on a mission to solve everyday problems with robotics. Design Milk wrote in an article about Matic: "Matic Robot Vacuum Collects Dust but Not Your Personal Data" and I really love that quote. It's a great summary of what Matic is about: privacy-respecting, truly smart robots. The San Francisco-based startup recently raised a $24M Series A round.

About Eric Seppanen
Eric is a systems engineer with a passion for reliable, well-designed software. He has a background in kernel development and high-performance computing with C++ and now works on robotics with Rust.
With his calm and insightful demeanor, Eric is the ideal person to talk about Rust's strengths for people with a C++ background.

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"Rust in Production" is a podcast by corrode, a company that helps teams adopt Rust. We offer training, consulting, and development services to help you succeed with Rust. If you want to learn more about how we can help you, please get in touch.

Topics

Matthias EndlerRust in ProductionEric SeppanenMaticprivacy-firsthome automation robotsmemory safetyconcurrencyroboticsneural networksdependency managementcode review systemsmentorshipsoftware securitycommunity collaboration