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VIM1 is the original Amlogic S905X ARM development board designed by Khadas for hobbyists, makers and electronic lovers, which is also often referred to as an “Open Source TV Box”. It is tiny, and slightly smaller than a Raspberry Pi, with dimensions similar to that of a credit...

Recently, we have been getting some interesting downsizing when it comes to the development boards that we can use in our maker projects. What makes them so interesting is the fact that you can fit them anywhere and not worry about them, as they usually consume so little energy that...

VIA Technologies, Inc. today announced the launch of the VIA VAB-950 board powered by the MediaTek i500 AIoT platform. Combining high-performance AI technology for display, object recognition, and voice with rich wireless and I/O connectivity features, the board accelerates the...

The “Société Nationale des Objets Connectés” (SNOC) has begun commercializing a « breakout » prototype board, based on the brand-new MCO iMCP HT32SX from Brazilian manufacturer HT Micron®. Thanks to its small size, high performance and low power consumption, the BRKHTS32SX...

The first development kit developed by Rutronik, the RUTDevKit-STM32L5, is a complete solution for AI-based applications running on an MCU platform. It enables hardware and firmware developers to deliver proof-of-concepts within a short space of time. The focus here is firmly on...

As a maker, you want to have the coolest, smallest, easy to program boards, and on top of that, you want to get good performance, plus a versatile set of features at a cheap price point. So that they fit everywhere and do not break your bank. Well, look no more, as the QT Py promises to...

1.Raspberry Pi 4 Model B - 4 GB RAM Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is upgraded with Latest High-Performance Quad-Core 64-bit Broadcom 2711, Cortex A72  processor clocked at 1.5GHz speed. The board is designed to use 20% less power and offer 90% greater performance than its old version....

At this point, you may have heard from the Artemis module from Sparkfun, which revolved around the idea of bridging the gap between hobbyists and consumer products, packing all the power that is expected from a modern microcontroller into a small module but keeping in mind the easiness...