This document discusses using JavaScript to program hardware devices. It provides an overview of electronic prototyping platforms like Arduino and frameworks like Johnny-Five that allow controlling hardware from JavaScript code. Johnny-Five works with many boards and allows interfacing with components like LEDs, sensors, and motors. Examples are shown of blinking an LED and building a claw controller using a servo motor and joystick. The talk aims to introduce JavaScript developers to hardware programming using approaches that don't require learning a new language like C.