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Illuminating the Invisible: Building a Real-Time W

Illuminating the invisible. Shadowing the grid. A Rust+Zig WiFi radar with ZK-privacy on Solana. Maximum signal.

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A high-performance WiFi radar that uses Zig for fast, direct kernel communication and Rust for a smooth, real-time graphical interface—enhanced
By combining Rust’s modern UI (egui) with Zig’s low-level kernel access (nl80211), you built a system that can scan and display wireless activity in real time.

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