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A developer successfully ran a Minecraft server on a smart lightbulb's BL602 microcontroller by creating Ucraft, an extremely compact server implementation. The binary is only 46-90 KB depending on authentication, with heap usage reaching 20-70 KB for up to 10 players. The project demonstrates creative resource optimization for embedded systems and is available on GitHub with build instructions.

Developer Runs Minecraft On Smart Lightbulb

Minecraft - the DOOM of the future.

MIT trying to use bacterias E.Coli as pixels to run doom. We need to merge it - E.Coli as the screen, Lightbulb as the server and we need to find something fun for the client

A server implementation so compact that even Linus would be proud…

next time try DOOM, if not Wolf3D also works.