We'll create an interactive plugin that talks to a microcontroller attached to a wiki server. Txtzyme is attractive because the devices are small (for localhost) and we already have one on fed.wiki.org.
This is a warmup for software-defined radio applications. Txtzyme has the smallest of programs that are still interpreted realtime by attached hardware.
Another approach would be to run Realtime Shell Scripts by similar mechanisms.
Activity
Create the Txtzyme plugin that runs a script on build.
Run the script from origin storage given slug and item id.
Capture results and event them as 'txtzyme'.
Open a web socket. Scrub from screen to motor controller.
Display results over the 'p' that produced them.
Create a scrolling display. Feed data from txtzyme into it.
Related
SDR 
in wiki combines control with sharing culture.
Keeping it Realtime conference in Portland. Demo needed.
Wikiduino shows that a controller could be the server.
SCADA stands for supervisory control and data acquisition, terminology used in industrial control.
DAQConnect runs in the cloud and talks to acquisition/control devices with a json protocol.
In this sample we show how we might configure a remote software-defined radio to receive and decode WWV timecodes.
Txtzyme extends the reach of the USB bus to arbitrary electrical signals. It interprets throw-away programs encoded as single-character commands bundled into short strings transmitted to a USB enabled microcontroller.
We've squeezed an implementation of SFW into the confines of an Arduino. It talks to the world in json through an ethernet shield.