Innoelement's Halo Touch V2 combines a round IPS touchscreen, rotary encoder with haptic feedback, and per-port USB power monitoring in a compact desktop hub.
A 1 GHz Cortex-M85 MCU with Arm's Ethos-U55 NPU on a Pi HAT-compatible board running open-source RT-Thread RTOS, starting at $44.
EDATEC's ED-IPC1200 pairs a Raspberry Pi CM0 with isolated digital I/O, serial ports, and optional 4G LTE in a fanless DIN-rail enclosure for industrial data acquisition.
The Flipper Zero team's BUSY Bar is an open-source focus display with native Matter support, an HTTP API, and Python and TypeScript libraries for Home Assistant automations.
Sipeed's NanoKVM-Go is a watch-sized USB-C KVM doing 4K capture, WiFi 6, and Tailscale, plus an MCP server that lets AI agents drive the remote machine. Starts at $49.
The WeAct N006 mounts an NVIDIA Jetson Orin NX onto a 90 x 60 mm carrier board with CAN Bus, dual PCIe Gen4 M.2 slots, and XT30 power for drones and robots.
RootBoard is a Kickstarter handheld that wraps a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W in a 70-key keyboard, color display, and battery for a pocketable, open-hardware Linux terminal.
Seeed's XIAO nRF54LM20A boards put Nordic's Bluetooth 6.0, Matter, and Thread SoC on a thumbnail-sized USB-C board, drawing as little as 0.33 µA and starting near $10.
The $50 Forgix board pairs a Raspberry Pi RP2354 with an Efinix Trion T8 FPGA in a Teensy footprint, with an open-source loader that streams bitstreams over USB.
The Simplia CONNECT RW612 fits WiFi 6, Bluetooth LE, Thread/Zigbee, LTE-M, NB-IoT, and GNSS onto a single M.2 2230 card, with open hardware files and Zephyr plus Matter support.
The CirkitScape Top HAT packs a 12-bit ADC, RS-485, an MCP23017 GPIO expander, and a 4-port USB hub onto one Raspberry Pi HAT, with mainline kernel driver support for the key chips.
The DEBIX T62P-01 runs mainline Linux 6.12 on TI's AM62P alongside FreeRTOS on dual real-time cores, with a Vulkan 1.2 GPU, TSN Gigabit Ethernet, and PoE.
Olimex's tiny CH32V006EVT pairs a 48MHz RISC-V MCU with 62KB flash, an upstream Zephyr board target, and open-source ch32fun tooling for about $11.
The Bigme HiBreak Dual 2 combines a 6.13 inch E Ink display with a 5 inch color LCD, a Dimensity 8300 chip, stylus support, and Android 16 in one dual-SIM 5G phone.
Arduino's Modulino Extender uses a single LTC4311 chip to stretch I2C up to 30 meters, while the Modulino Hub fans one bus out to 64 devices to kill address conflicts.
CHUWI's UniBook is one of the first consumer laptops with Intel's penta-core Core 3 304 Wildcat Lake chip, and its Xe3 GPU and NPU are already supported in Linux 6.18 and Mesa 25.3.
Dasung's Link 2 is a 6.7 inch, 300 ppi E Ink portable monitor that mirrors your phone over AirPlay or Miracast at up to 60 Hz, no cable required.
Firefly's fanless AIBOX-9075 runs Llama, Qwen, and DeepSeek-R1 locally on a 200-TOPS Qualcomm IQ-9075, with 36GB ECC RAM and Ubuntu plus Yocto on the Qualcomm Linux stack.
The Orange Pi 6 squeezes the 12-core Armv9 CIX P1 into a 90mm board with dual 2.5GbE, 45 TOPS of AI compute, and Ubuntu 26.04 plus Debian 13 support landing in mainline.
An open-source RP2350B board that bakes a full RP2040 debug probe onto the same PCB, plus HDMI out, MicroSD, and optional 8 MB PSRAM, for $30.