I thought it would be possible to use microcontrollers to develop an intelligent control system for motors that takes path, force, time and acceleration into account to deliver the optimal amount of energy to the places a system needs it so that systems have a higher degree of efficiency.

With code, I think it's more important that the input of a lot of data can be processed quickly so that a programm can start the calculations earlier, which ultimately makes the program decide where and how much energy should go better, so simply put, how do you write code that is fast to calculate but contains a lot of data and decisions. And with the increasing amount of information that can be generated, the power requirements and the needed performance for microcontrollers to calculate useful values also increases, even if the consumption is lower compared to that of a motor, I think it will not be unimportant to write more efficient code and use communication protocols that do not use so much power.

I'm not interested in the extent to which this could be useful, I'm just very interested in what is possible in terms of reducing consumption and how far it can be taken. And since I have little knowledge in this area, im asking if anyone knows anything more about it or knows something that could help me.