Just program an FPGA. You can get all those things with https://clash-lang.org/ cause basically what you want is first order FRP and hardware does that natively. (Actor model is junk cause the interesting thing is the data/information flow not the "actors" themselves. FRP puts the focus back where it should be.)
You can implement that for embedded systems too, but as there is no obvious best way to implement it (Von Neumann machine is so different) you'll constantly get annoyed if you are the type that likes to use the weakest hardware possible as different implementations have different costs and so you'll always be second-guessing the abstraction.
You can implement that for embedded systems too, but as there is no obvious best way to implement it (Von Neumann machine is so different) you'll constantly get annoyed if you are the type that likes to use the weakest hardware possible as different implementations have different costs and so you'll always be second-guessing the abstraction.