Run Your JS App For Years On A Single Coin Cell
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Claim: JavaScript runs directly on microcontrollers and can power real devices for years. Uses mbed plus Samsung’s JerryScript fits in 64KB RAM, with networking, boot and sleep logic implemented in critical stacks in C++ and user code in JS. Already supports runs on 40 boards and a beacon prototype broadcasts every second for 1.5 years on a coin cell (about seven years on an AA), plus a browser simulator and laser demo that actually work.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:59Node Rockets
- 3:42Problems with Node Rockets
- 5:48Professional Companies
- 11:32Performance
- 12:49MicroBits
- 14:03Conclusion
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