So you can talk shit about it

Less risk of crashes (e.g. due to leaks or segfaults) that could cause expensive aftereffects and may are hard to update depending on the accessibility of the deployed hardware?

Predictability

Does this system have network access? Because if so, Rust's memory safety means there's much less probability of an exploitable security vulnerability caused by stuff like null pointers or buffer overflows.

Memory safety is one reason to use Rust anywhere. It eliminates an entire class of bugs. It’ll piss you off if you’re not used to it, but it’ll make things safer.