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Kickstart Design is preparing to launch a campaign on Kickstarter for the AmpRipper 4000, their next-generation battery supply board for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and other electronic projects, which is set to launch soon - boasting a significant upgrade from the AmpRipper 3000 design. In...

We recently found out that Seeed Studio is offering a set of rugged industrial edge computing controllers designed for a variety of industrial applications: the EdgeBox RPI-200 series. EdgeBox RPI-200 is a complete industrial controller equipped with a flexible and powerful processor...

DeskPi Super6C is a standard mini-ITX board designed to help users with learning cluster applications or distributed Machine learning computing under the vast ecosystem of Linux, cloud-native and Raspberry Pi. The cluster board which can take up to six Raspberry Pi CM4 modules is now a...

DeskPi Super6C is the Raspberry Pi cluster board a standard size mini-ITX board to be put in a case with up to 6 RPI CM4 Compute Modules. Highlights DeskPi Super6C is the Raspberry Pi cluster board a standard size mini-ITX board to be put in a case with up to 6 RPI CM4 Compute...

Banana PI has announced the release of its new cost-efficient computer module BPI-CM4 for enhanced performance in embedded applications. The company has stated that this new Banana Pi BPI-CM4 replicates Raspberry Pi’s Compute Module 4 (CM4). This board was developed as a substitute or...

Shenzhen-based 3D printing device manufacturer BIGTREETECH has released the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 powered breakout board with an onboard 5-inch IPS touch display screen– named Raspberry Pad 5. Specifically designed for FDM 3D printers, the 5-inch capacitive touchscreen display...

This isn’t the first time UK-based embedded electronic design and manufacturer, SB Components Ltd has released an RFID HAT for Raspberry Pi. The electronic device supplier has launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter with a goal of £10,000 for its newly designed 40-pin...

Even after the release of a 64-bit Raspberry Pi single-board computer, the Raspberry Pi OS remained with the 32-bit version– but in the making of a 64-bit OS. After a series of testing and validation from in-house engineers, while taking feedback from the community after the beta...