Distributed by design. Data-driven by default.
Typed dataplane for distributed systems.
MCU to Cloud. Same API.
AimDB turns data contracts into the architecture. Define schemas once and deploy them unchanged across microcontrollers, edge gateways, Kubernetes and the browser, with typed migrations when the contract evolves.
Portable Data Contracts
Define once, deploy anywhere.
AimDB portable data contracts enable no_std + alloc compatible schema definitions that compile identically for STM32 microcontrollers, Linux edge gateways with Tokio, Kubernetes cloud deployments, and browser SPAs via WASM. Same Rust code runs on MCU, edge, cloud and browser with built-in schema evolution and portable serialization.
One contract, many runtimes
Define your schema once and deploy to MCU, Edge, or Cloud without changes.
No IDLs, no schema registries
The Rust type is the wire format. Define once, no codegen pipelines, no integration layer.
Portable schemas + transforms
Consistent serialization and behavior everywhere, with built-in schema evolution.
Schema + Serde + Transforms
Embassy / no_std + alloc
Linux / Tokio
Kubernetes
WASM
Why AimDB
Distributed systems spend most of their complexity budget translating between layers. AimDB removes that layer.
AimDB is a Rust typed dataplane for distributed systems. The same Rust code runs on microcontrollers with Embassy, Linux edge gateways with Tokio, Kubernetes cloud deployments and browser SPAs via WASM, with no conversion layer between tiers.
One type, every tier.
The same struct compiles for firmware and cloud. No conversion layer between them.
The buffer defines how data moves.
No manual queue wiring, no separate transport config. Buffer semantics are part of the contract.
No untyped boundaries.
Streaming, migration, observability and connectors are unlocked by traits, not glue code.
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AimDB open source Rust embedded typed dataplane for MCU to cloud data synchronization with portable data contracts and no_std async runtime support.
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