The Internet of Things is comprised of billions of small, interconnected devices, many of which require, at minimum, a microcontroller to add intelligence to the device to help with processing tasks. Microcontrollers are low cost, low power, embedded chips that have programming and data memory built onto the system." Specific to microcontroller languages, we're seeing particularly strong demand for professionals experienced with the Arduino programming language, which is commonly used in building sensor and automation projects," says Johnson.
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