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It's an evaluation board for a technology stack. That's its "use". We wanted to explore the design space towards smaller/low power/cheaper and find out where we can still squeeze a fully functional Erlang VM. We are working on distributed computing that benefits when we can run the same BEAM files (Erlang VM object files) everywhere from IoT to Edge to Cloud

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