My project to make an open source, open hardware reference platform to replace IoT with locally controlled, diy hardware made a big leap forward a few days ago.
I am aiming at the pico W as a hardware platform because it is powerful with 2 cores and a lot of RAM and storage builtin, as well as wifi and blue tooth. I ran a web server on the main core and ran my own hardware scheduler on the second core and was able to keep turning leds on and off monitoring a motion sensor and reading a dozen sensors while simultaneously serving web pages.
The next step is to write a small web app to control everything remotely and to reconnect the wifi if it disconnects. I am very close to having something I can share on github.
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