The ability to output plugins to FreeRTOS systems, Arduino, and embedded Linux systems also play an important role in embedded systems. Embedded Linux systems are widely used in fields such as smart home appliances, industrial automation, drones, and robots, and I can pay for them.
This is not something that would be feasible with Fusion. Fusion is not the right sort of development system to run on micro and embedded systems such as Arduino, the overheads are too high and these devices rely on low-power, low-memory solutions such as binaries built via the Arduino IDE or Circuit Python.
Okay, I still look forward to those who have the ability to develop plugins. Personally, I feel that FUSION's event editing method is easy to understand, but thank you for your reply.
If you mean a plugin for a CF-made application that allows communication between a computer and an Arduino-type device to send or receive signals, it is feasible.
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