Add AkiraOS to Non-Web Embeddings#271
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Add AkiraOS to Non-Web Embeddings
AkiraOS is a production-ready embedded OS that runs WebAssembly applications on resource-constrained microcontrollers (ESP32-S3, nRF54L15, STM32, and others). It combines Zephyr RTOS with WASM Micro Runtime (WAMR) to provide sandboxed, capability-gated app execution with real-time performance guarantees — a non-web WASM embedding targeting the embedded/IoT space.
Added entry to the Non-Web Embeddings section:
AkiraOS - High-performance WebAssembly OS for embedded systems, combining Zephyr RTOS with WAMR for sandboxed app execution on resource-constrained devices
I've read CONTRIBUTING.md.
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