ASRock Industrial's NUC Core 300 series pairs Intel Wildcat Lake processors with dual 2.5GbE, ECC DDR5, and an NPU in compact mini PCs and standalone NUC motherboards.
Graperain's modular G733 dev board puts the Allwinner A733 octa-core SoC with 3-TOPS NPU and RISC-V coprocessor on a gold-finger SoM for embedded developers.
Makerfabs' new MaTouch board pairs a 7.5-inch quad-color E-Ink display with a four-mic array on the ESP32-S3 for voice-controlled low-power dashboards.
Raspberry Pi's new $30 CM5 carrier board conforms to Intel's SDM-L standard, slotting directly into commercial signage displays with HDMI 2.0, M.2 expansion, and a rich open-source CMS ecosystem.
Geekom's 14-inch GeekBook M14 ultraportable ships with AMD Ryzen 5 220 or Intel Core Ultra 5 options, USB4, 72 Wh battery, and a bundled docking station.
Enactic's OpenArm 2.0 is a 7-DOF open-source robot arm with QDD backdrivable joints, ROS 2 and MuJoCo support, and full hardware CAD under CERN-OHL-S-2.0, starting at $6,500.
Minisforum's all-AMD AtomMan G1 Pro pairs a Ryzen 9 8945HX with a 16 GB RX 9060 XT in a 3.8-liter chassis, making it a prime SteamOS candidate.
ASRock Industrial's four Wildcat Lake-U NUC platforms pack dual 2.5GbE, DDR5-6400 with ECC, and 40 TOPS AI inference into a sub-12 cm chassis, with solid upstream Linux support already in place.
Framework's 192 GB Gorgon Halo desktop can allocate 160 GB to its integrated GPU for local LLM inference and ships with a Fedora pre-built option.
Rockchip's RK1828 M.2 AI card packs 20 TOPS and 5GB of 3D-stacked DRAM, hitting 70 tok/s on Qwen2.5-7B with four-card cascading support up to 31B models.
Forlinx's M.2 2280 card packs a Rockchip RK1828 NPU with 5GB stacked DRAM, running 7B LLMs at 70 tok/s on Rockchip SBCs. Four cards cascade for 27B models.
First Allwinner T527 compute module in the CM5 form factor brings octa-core Cortex-A55, a 2 TOPS NPU, WiFi 6, and a RISC-V coprocessor starting at $28.
GMKtec's Evo-X5 Pro packs 192GB of unified memory with 160GB allocatable as VRAM, enough to run 300B-parameter LLMs locally on a single rackable mini PC.
Minisforum's MS-S1 Max-P495 uses AMD's Gorgon Halo APU with 192GB RAM and 160GB allocatable VRAM, enough to run 284B-parameter models locally.
A hackable ESP32-S3 smartwatch with open-source drivers, multi-language firmware support, and three build options from bare PCB to fully assembled.
Espressif's ESP-Mosaico packs a touch display, IMU, magnetometers, audio, and haptics around the new dual-core RISC-V ESP32-S31 with Wi-Fi 6 and Thread/Zigbee.
8devices' 38-gram 8Sight T100 pairs a 320x240 LWIR thermal sensor with an STM32N6 NPU for on-device AI inference at 60 fps, targeting drones and robotics.
ARK's ARKV6X-RT pairs NXP's dual-core i.MX RT1176 with triple-redundant IMUs and the open source PX4 stack on a tiny Pixhawk Autopilot Bus module.
GL.iNet's Mango 2 packs dual-band Wi-Fi 5, Gigabit Ethernet, WireGuard, and OpenWrt into a 100g pocket router with USB 3.0 and Multi-WAN failover.
A 40 x 40mm module packing a Rockchip RV1126B with 3 TOPS NPU, five camera inputs, and Debian Linux for edge AI vision.