TinyGo on Generic Node
summary
TinyGo compiles and runs on a Generic Node Sensor Edition (STM32WL) and the author ships an SX1262-only stack that performs OTAA joins and uplinks; downlinks, confirmations and frequency-plan handling are still missing. A LoRaWAN compost sensor prototype uses Dragino LPS8 gateway, integrates with The Things Network and Orange Live Objects, and reliably reaches gateways hundreds of meters away. Source code and board design live on GitHub. Next steps: full Class A support, more radios (eg SX1270) and better low‑power modes.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00About me About
- 0:26Go is a great language
- 1:21TinyGo to the rescue About
- 1:54GNSE Hardware
- 2:53TinyGo support
- 3:18Lorawan Stack for TinyGo
- 4:19Lorawan composter 2
- 5:20In-the-field prototyping
- 6:04TTN Integration with myDevices
- 6:36LiveObjects Integration #2
- 7:00Conclusion
- 7:47Thank you
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