Rust in Production Ep 9 - AMP's Carter Schultz | Rust in Production

This podcast episode explores how Amp Robotics is revolutionizing the recycling industry using AI, data, and innovative technologies like rust. The interview with Carter Schultz highlights the mission of Amp Robotics to change humanity's relationship with waste by increasing recycling and reducing waste creation. The challenges and bottlenecks in the recycling process are discussed, along with the importance of addressing the high cost of diesel fuel and moving sortation facilities closer to recycling sources. The podcast also delves into the evolution of Amp Robotics, from a software company to building recycling facilities, and the future goal of scaling up operations. The advantages of using Rust as the programming language for facility control systems and the benefits of microservice architecture for development are highlighted. Overall, this episode showcases the ambition and technological advancements of Amp Robotics in creating a sustainable and efficient recycling industry.

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Rust in Production Ep 9 - AMP's Carter Schultz

Rust in Production

Solving the World's Recycling Problem with Rust and AI

The Evolution of AMP Robotics: From Software to Building Facilities

Building a Technological Moat for Market Dominance

Building a Control System in Rust: A Technological Advantage for a Startup

The Early Tech Stack and Learning Rust vs. C++

Challenges and Differences in Learning Rust and C++

Exploring the Benefits of Async Rust in a Facility Control System

The Value of AMP and the Challenges of Systems Integration

Leveraging the Rust Ecosystem for Communication Solutions in Industrial Settings

Achieving Closed-Loop Type Safety and Successful Integration with Rust and TypeScript

The Efficiency and Quality of Rust Applications in Facility Control Systems

Running Multiple Facilities with One Rust Application and the Importance of a Sustaining Team

Developing with Microservice Architecture and Quick Compile Times

Rust in Production Ep 9 - AMP's Carter Schultz

Rust in Production

00:01Solving the World's Recycling Problem with Rust and AI

Solving the World's Recycling Problem with Rust and AI

05:01The Evolution of AMP Robotics: From Software to Building Facilities

The Evolution of AMP Robotics: From Software to Building Facilities

10:50Building a Technological Moat for Market Dominance

Building a Technological Moat for Market Dominance

16:52Building a Control System in Rust: A Technological Advantage for a Startup

Building a Control System in Rust: A Technological Advantage for a Startup

21:18The Early Tech Stack and Learning Rust vs. C++

The Early Tech Stack and Learning Rust vs. C++

26:20Challenges and Differences in Learning Rust and C++

Challenges and Differences in Learning Rust and C++

33:16Exploring the Benefits of Async Rust in a Facility Control System

Exploring the Benefits of Async Rust in a Facility Control System

36:54The Value of AMP and the Challenges of Systems Integration

The Value of AMP and the Challenges of Systems Integration

43:20Leveraging the Rust Ecosystem for Communication Solutions in Industrial Settings

Leveraging the Rust Ecosystem for Communication Solutions in Industrial Settings

47:57Achieving Closed-Loop Type Safety and Successful Integration with Rust and TypeScript

Achieving Closed-Loop Type Safety and Successful Integration with Rust and TypeScript

52:36The Efficiency and Quality of Rust Applications in Facility Control Systems

The Efficiency and Quality of Rust Applications in Facility Control Systems

56:51Running Multiple Facilities with One Rust Application and the Importance of a Sustaining Team

Running Multiple Facilities with One Rust Application and the Importance of a Sustaining Team

1:02:47Developing with Microservice Architecture and Quick Compile Times

Developing with Microservice Architecture and Quick Compile Times