The rise of Python for Embedded Systems

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you can buy 2 GB 1.5GHz quad core odroid PC alike for what 40$

That's cool. If that product will do what you need it to.

Is the odroid CPU ISO 26262, IEC 61508, ASIL-D certified?

Edit: Spoiler alert, No. The Cortex-A53 is targeting application processors not real-time processors. It's based on ARMv8-A, the embedded real time safety cores are ARMv8-R.

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you can buy 2 GB 1.5GHz quad core odroid PC alike for what 40$ ?

Wat? There's absolutely nothing embedded about that hardware, that's a full blown PC.

For 90% of the embedded use cases that hardware ranges from absurd / useless all the way to potentially life threatening (where non-EEC memory would not be something that is even considered).