Congratulations! I'm working on one in my spare time but I've decided to cram in as much features as possible(as far as not being able to cram all the features

Congratulations! I'm working on one in my spare time but I've decided to cram in as much features as possible(as far as not being able to cram all the features into an arduino or esp32 so ultimately I'm opting for a raspberry pi for connectivity, monitoring, safety and so on). I got it working about a month ago with some tools and hardware I borrowed from my dad but the problem there was... My dad's negligence, meaning all the tools and hardware were half dead. In any case I managed to cut out two pieces I needed for a different project(and see that it works after all). And I also plan on open sourcing it. though most of the code is written in Rust. With the exception of a small webserver for monitoring the process remotely(even visually with a tiny webcam) - no point in wasting so much effort on that and dealing with all the async-await-read-write locks that come along with it. The webserver mostly parses logs and makes system calls to binary files.