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I would think that Zephyr would be better suited for this. Linux is great for many things, but it can also be overkill.
by wojciii 4y ago
I would think that Zephyr would be better suited for this. Linux is great for many things, but it can also be overkill.
- VLM 4y agoThe ultimate "wireless sensor" experience would probably be something like an ESP32 size, power, and price that provides a nice Node-RED interface on the sensor.
- jacob019 4y agoGenerally I would agree with that sentiment, but when we have Linux running on cheap low power MCU grade hardware, why not use it?
- chasd00 4y agoI have a pie zero w doing things with its GPIO. It’s super nice to ssh right to the board to update src code without having to go through the flash dance. I know Linux is not “hard real-time” but it’s close enough. All the real-time reqs I have get offloaded to a dedicated pwm breakout and communicated with over i2c anyway.