...Just found out about the release of the new, free Wolfram Engine offering. I'm interested in this initiative as the basis for developing commercial, embedded applications. I have read the license agreement and how it applies to both R&D/testing and for commercial distribution. I'm most interested in edge applications and thus the clauses which apply to embedded systems. Several questions come to mind but the three uppermost are:
Are there standard, itemized commercial use cases that can be referred to regarding licensing fees rather than simply stating a range of 5 to 100 dollars per unit? I understand that this is new territory for Wolfram and probably still under discussion. But it would be useful to have more details.
Although the RPi series of SBCs are popular and widely available, I have found element14 unresponsive when it comes to anything but stellar MOQs, especially restrictive for small startups. Nothing that a little competition couldn't cure. So it's in that spirit that I ask: does Wolfram intend to port the Wolfram Engine to more than just the RPi anytime soon(ish) or should one not hold his/her breath?
Of a slightly more technical nature, how does (or will) the wolfram engine handle graphical output or even dynamic code/manipulation. Thank you.
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