Orange Pi O1 Packs a 16-TOPS AI Accelerator Into a 90mm Single-Board Computer
Orange Pi's O1 squeezes a 16-TOPS Sophgo BM1688 AI accelerator, dual GbE, NVMe, SATA, and Wi-Fi 6E into a 9 x 7 cm SBC capable of running Llama2-7B locally.
Orange Pi's O1 squeezes a 16-TOPS Sophgo BM1688 AI accelerator, dual GbE, NVMe, SATA, and Wi-Fi 6E into a 9 x 7 cm SBC capable of running Llama2-7B locally.
MediaTek's 3nm Dimensity CX C10 Max packs an All Big Core Armv9 CPU and 55 TOPS NPU for Google's new Googlebook laptops, which feature a pKVM-based Linux environment built in.
MINIX's compact N304-AI pairs Intel's Wildcat Lake Core 3 304 with a 15 TOPS NPU that now has full Linux driver support for local AI inference.
SECO's 4.7 x 11.4 cm industrial SBC runs Yocto Linux on Qualcomm's Dragonwing IQ-2390 with a RISC-V core, 1.1 TOPS NPU, and CAN/TSN connectivity.
Gearotons' MIT-licensed M17 integrates motor, driver, controller, and encoder into a standard NEMA-17 body starting at $20, with full KiCad hardware files and an MCP server for AI-driven control.
OnePlus uses a Unisoc chipset for the first time in the N6 Lite 4G, a budget phone with a 7,000mAh battery, 120Hz LCD, and microSD expansion up to 2TB.
Clicks Communicator pairs a physical QWERTY keyboard, hardware kill switch, and removable back cover with a Dimensity 8300 SoC and Android 17 in a compact form factor.
BrainChip's AKD1500 neuromorphic AI co-processor now ships on M.2, PCIe, and Arduino-sized boards starting at $99, delivering 800 GOPS at under 300 mW with open-source Linux drivers.
ASUS puts a fanless 40 TOPS Hailo-10H AI accelerator with 8 GB RAM into a 2.5 W USB-C dongle that works on any Linux, Windows, or Android host.
An FPGA dev board in the Feather form factor that lets you reprogram the processor, peripherals, and I/O in Lua, C, and HDL, with open source toolchain support via Yosys and Apicula.
A 26 mm open-source board with 16 EEG channels and dual 24-bit ADCs turns a XIAO ESP32-S3 into a wireless brain-controlled gamepad for $250.
FriendlyELEC's NanoPi R28S crams dual Gigabit Ethernet, WiFi 6, and a USB-C debug console into a 5 cm router board starting at $20.
Zinwa's first fully custom keyboard phone packs a Dimensity 7300, 5G, and Android 16 into a BlackBerry Classic-inspired form factor.
Two Pi-sized SBCs from InHand bring TI's 2 and 8 TOPS vision AI processors to a HAT-compatible board running Debian 13.2 on Linux 6.12.
Espressif's ESP32-S31 ships with dual RISC-V cores at 320 MHz, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.4, and Thread/Zigbee on one chip for under $6.
VIEWE's 7.6-inch square HDMI touch displays offer 800x800 or 1200x1200 IPS panels with 1,000 cd/m² brightness, USB-C touch, and plug-and-play SBC compatibility.
A $50 ESP32-S3 E Ink touchscreen device with built-in magnets that works as a smart display or pocket eReader, with full support for the CrossPoint open-source firmware.
Waveshare's tiny RP2350-POE-ETH board combines a dual-architecture RP2350 MCU with WIZnet's W6300 QSPI Ethernet controller and optional 802.3af PoE, starting at $14.
EDATEC pairs the compact Raspberry Pi CM0 with isolated digital and analog I/O in two DIN-rail industrial computers running Raspberry Pi OS.
LILYGO's $12 T-Display C5 packs dual-band WiFi 6, BLE 5.0, and Zigbee on a tiny RISC-V board with a 1.9-inch color LCD and battery support.