AltSql Wave Live Demo
A vibration sensor on a pump’s motor keeps a 1.6-second burst four times a day, compressed without losing a bit, and sends only the burst’s features to the …
A vibration sensor on a pump’s motor keeps a 1.6-second burst four times a day, compressed without losing a bit, and sends only the burst’s features to the …
The project would like to hear from: Device makers who would like a hardware pilot on one of their product lines. Engineers with a chip, a flash part or an industry the …
AltSql comes with two command-line shells: altsql for a device’s database and altsql-db for a gateway’s. Since 0.5.0 each archive also holds altsql-restore, …
AltSql Core works in simulation. The proof that matters next is on real hardware, and the most useful hardware is a real product. A pilot fits AltSql Core to one of your …
Eight live demos, one for each AltSql module built so far. Each runs the module’s own prototype code, compiled to WebAssembly, in your browser. The devices, their …
AltSql Core goes first. Its Beta, about 16 weeks (estimate), takes the engine onto real chips, and a first release and a learned layer follow it. For now the project …
AltSql Core on one page, for engineers who want to judge whether it fits a device before asking for the full Alpha report. Every figure comes from the Alpha: measured on …
The database is the data the engine keeps: the records themselves, stored in order. In AltSql it’s one set of records from the sensor to the gateway, and both of …
The engine is the software: the code that writes records, finds them again, keeps them safe through a power cut and answers questions about them. AltSql’s engine is …
AltSql’s modules each take its native hybrid of key-value and SQL to one more job. AltSql Core is the base: the key-value door on the device and SQL on the gateway, …