Jan Jongboom "JavaScript all the things"

Mar 20, 20183 likes374 views

JavaScript is omnipresent, it's running everything from small mobile phones to large servers in the cloud. But there's one place where JS is abundantly absent: the Internet of Things. Some small experiments are done in the hobbyist space by frameworks like Johnny-Five and JS runtimes like Espruino, but C is still the undisputed king for devices that are power- and battery-constraint. But why?! The same reasons why we love JavaScript on the web and on servers apply to smaller devices too: JS is safe, dynamic, fast to develop against, and it's asynchronous nature would be great for small network connected devices that mostly just respond to user input. In this talk Jan Jongboom, Developer Evangelist IoT at ARM and JerryScript contributor, will go into the current state of JavaScript on embedded devices. He'll cover the developments among the industry, shows where JS is already applied, and what problems we'll need to solve to bring JavaScript to _all_ the things.

Jan Jongboom, Arm
JavaScript all the things

Jan Jongboom "JavaScript all the things"

Industrial IoT
Parking sensor Container seal Electricity pole monitoring

Microcontrollers
Small (1cm²)
Cheap (~1$)
Eﬃcient (standby: 0.3 μA)
Lot of pins (100 I/O pins)
Slow (max. 100 MHz)
Limited memory (max. 256K RAM)
Assembly, C, C++
Downsides

0.137 mA
220 mARaspberry Pi 3 (idle)
One year on AA battery
Microcontroller w/ BLE
Beacon mode, 1s interval, lowest power mode
0.020 mA

Mbed OS is an operating system for IoT
devices
RTOS + Drivers + Networking Stacks
Instant boot, deep sleep, portable code  
(150 dev boards)
But... Still embedded

Embedded development is stuck in 1990s
1. Need to do everything in C or C++
2. Development cycle requires compiling & ﬂashing
3. IDEs look like they're built for Windows 95

Two projects
JS on microcontrollers Mbed simulator

<3 JS over C++
• Way faster to develop, debugging and testing are easier
• Harder to break (no oﬀ-by-one errors, pointers, seg faults, memory
management)
• Portable to other platforms
• Event system is a natural ﬁt
• Functional language is more expressive

Downsides
• Running a VM has additional cost
• Abstraction may leak
• Embedded developers will yell at you

JerryScript
• JavaScript VM
• Originally developed by Samsung, now owned by JS foundation
• University of Szeged, Intel, Arm, Samsung, and more
• Runs in 64K of RAM; 200K of ROM
• Fitbit Ionic, Intel Vaunt
• But... Like V8 it's a VM, needs bindings

mbed
Unify microcontroller development
> 100 boards supported
Lot of APIs / libaries / community
But... in C++
JavaScript runtime
Runs in 64K RAM / 200K ROM
 
Written in C++
JavaScript on Mbed

JS on mbed - Best of both worlds
• Runs on > 40 boards already
• Drivers, OS, critical paths in C++
• Deep sleep built-in
• Big library ecosystem, and many connectivity methods
• Application code can run in JS, and interop with C++

1 var led = DigitalOut(LED1);
2
3 setInterval(function() {
4 led.write(lead.read() ? 0 : 1);
5 }, 1000);

Getting started
1. Get a dev board (*)
2. $ git clone https://github.com/armmbed/mbed-js-repl-example
3. $ gulp --target=YOUR_BOARD_NAME
4. Drag .bin file to your board
* https://os.mbed.com/platforms

Digital, Analog, I2C,  
SPI, UART, etc.
Basic drivers built-in, otherwise:
https://github.com/janjongboom/mbed-js-wrapper-generator

Current state
> 40 boards supported (from 9$, microcontrollers <2$)
C++ / JS bindings can be generated
Will get full-time contributor this year
Apache 2.0 licensed
https://mbed.com/js

Slow feedback cycle
Write code
Compile
Flash
Get in right
state
Verify
30-60 secondsMight be hard,
e.g. networking conditions

BBC micro:bit - online editor
Pseudo-language (block based)
Can output JS or C++ or anything

$But we want actual C++ #include "mbed.h" #include "compass.h" Compass compass(I2C_SDA, I2C_SCL); Display display; int main() { while (1) { display.printf("%d", compass.read()); } }$

Emscripten
• Cross-compiles C++ to JavaScript / WebAssembly / WebGL
• Mozilla project, used f.e. for games
Physical hardware 
(toggling registers)
Mbed OS (C++)
Application (C++)

Emscripten
• Cross-compiles C++ to JavaScript / WebAssembly / WebGL
• Mozilla project, used f.e. for games
Mbed OS (C++)
Application (C++)
Virtual hardware in browser

Debugging in the browser (through source maps),
similar to when you use e.g. Babel

https://github.com/uTensor/uTensor
Deep learning for microcontrollers

Current state
Standard I/O works
Networking libraries work
Small set of peripherals ported (LCD, buttons, LEDs, temperature sensors)
To be integrated in core Mbed experience
http://labs.mbed.com/simulator

Recap
JavaScript + IoT is awesome
Running a JavaScript VM on a microcontroller creates new opportunities
Simulating IoT devices vastly shortens development time
Let's build this thing together!
https://labs.mbed.com

Thank you!
https://labs.mbed.com
Jan Jongboom, Arm

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Presented at All Things Open AI 2025 Presented by Dr. Ruth Akintunde - SAS Institute Inc. Title: Open-Source GenAI vs. Enterprise GenAI: Navigating the Future of AI Innovation Abstract: This talk explores the critical differences between Open-Source Generative AI and Enterprise Generative AI, highlighting their respective strengths and challenges. Open-Source GenAI fosters innovation through community collaboration, accessibility, and adaptability, while Enterprise GenAI prioritizes security, scalability, and reliability. Key aspects such as cost, ethical considerations, and long-term sustainability are examined to understand their impact on AI development and deployment. Ultimately, the talk advocates for a hybrid approach, leveraging the best of both worlds to drive AI innovation forward. Find more info about All Things Open: On the web: https://www.allthingsopen.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/AllThingsOpen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/all-things-open/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allthingsopen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AllThingsOpen Mastodon: https://mastodon.social/@allthingsopen Threads: https://www.threads.net/@allthingsopen Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/allthingsopen.bsky.social 2025 conference: https://2025.allthingsopen.org/

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