Simone Salerno has been tinkering with microcontrollers for nearly 10 years and is committed to bringing his knowledge of software engineering to the world of Arduino programming. With the advent of Tensorflow for Microcontrollers he began developing leaner, faster alternatives to neural networks for microcontrollers and started porting many traditional ML algorithms such as Decision Tree, Random Forest, and Logistic Regression from Python to self-contained, hardware-independent C++, ready to be deployed to any microcontroller. Today, he continues to focus on the development of TinyML tools and tutorials with his low-code libraries and no-code online platforms like Edge Impulse.