Add Penta-V Kernel to no-std crates (Geometric Stability Protocol)

[narukihto]

Description

I am proposing the addition of Penta-V Kernel to the list.

Penta-V is a mission-critical Geometric Stability Protocol designed for resource-constrained environments. It introduces a unique shape-based immunity logic to manage system stressors without relying on the standard library.

Why it fits here:

• 100% #![no_std] compliant: Zero external dependencies, ideal for bare-metal and embedded systems.
• Geometric Load Balancing: Dissipates system "deficits" across dynamic poles (Triangle to Circle).
• Thermal-Aware Cooling: Integrated logic to prevent system exhaustion in mission-critical deployments.
• Lightweight & Fast: Leverages Rust's zero-cost abstractions for minimal memory footprint.

Links:

• GitHub: https://github.com/narukihto/Penta-V-Kernel.git
• Crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/penta_v_kernel

I believe this offers a fresh architectural perspective on system resilience for the embedded Rust ecosystem.

[BartMassey]

I don't think this is sufficiently relevant to Embedded Rust to include here.

[narukihto]

I don't think this is sufficiently relevant to Embedded Rust to include here.

Hi @BartMassey, thank you for the feedback.
I'd like to clarify that while Penta-V is an algorithmic protocol, it was specifically architected for embedded mission-critical systems where heap allocation is forbidden (no-std) and deterministic stability is required under sensor data spikes.
It acts as a safety layer for embedded control loops (like drones or PLCs) to prevent core collapse during interrupt storms. However, if the current focus of this list is strictly on hardware drivers/HALs, I understand your position and will look for a more suitable category.
Regards.