“Building Efficient and Scalable Distributed Systems with Zenoh: A New Protocol for V2V, Autonomous Systems, and Robotics"

This talk will introduce the core concepts of Zenoh, including its publish/subscribe and query mechanisms, edge data storage, and adaptability to diverse network topologies. Additionally, it will showcase how to leverage Rust’s unique features to achieve these capabilities.
By the end of the talk, attendees will gain valuable insights into building real-world distributed systems using Rust.
This talk is suitable for Rust developers of all skill levels, as well as anyone interested in the foundational protocols that address real-world challenges.

Yuyuan Yuan is a software engineer at ZettaScale Technology. At ZettaScale, they are developing Zenoh, a protocol designed to enable efficient and scalable distributed systems for applications such as autonomous systems, drones, and robotics.

Recently, Yuyuan has had the privilege of presenting at the GOSIM Rust track in October 2024, where he learned that Zenoh already has a significant user base in China. Yuyuan is enthusiastic about the opportunity to introduce his work and share his experiences in developing a scalable protocol with Rust.