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Agon Light is a compact low-cost board that is both a microcomputer and an instant-on, BASIC-programmed microcontroller. The fully open-hardware open-source board sits between being a microcontroller development board like an Arduino and a conventional single-board computer like a...

Seeed Fusion has launched the Grove Sensor Co-brand Campaign to encourage the development of new Grove designs. These Grove designs will potentially become a real product that will be made available on the official webpage of Seeed Studio. You do not stop with that! You also stand a...

MYIR has launched a powerful and compact ARM+FPGA SoM MYC-JX8MMA7 CPU Module using NXP i.MX 8M Mini quad-core ARM Cortex-A53 plus 400MHz Cortex-M4 processor and Xilinx XC7A25T Artix-7 FPGA. The module takes full advantage of the ARM MPU to provide the powerful multimedia capability for...

We recently found out that Boardcon has a credit card-sized SBC (actually the third from the company) designed for embedded IoT devices. The Compact3566 single-board computer looks almost exactly like the Geniatech XPI-3566 SBC, built around the same processor and offering similar...

Distec, a German company committed to building complete display solutions and components, has designed an embedded box PC built specifically for industrial and low-cost applications, as well as round-the-clock operations. The fanless and compact BoxPC Pro NPA-2009 system is powered by...

With the increased amounts of data generated by IoT applications, the scope of integrating AI technologies tends to create some excellent opportunities for handling smart ecosystems. As the computing power of an IoT system decides the compatibility of implementing AI functionalities, it...

Vecow has launched a feature-rich edge AI computing system that guarantees power-efficient AI productivity, flexible integration, and mobile availability: the Vecow EAC-5000. Designed to deliver faster and/or more energy-efficient performance for machine vision and automotive...

If you are looking for a form factor that is way smaller than the mini-ITX form (75% smaller), then you should be talking about the Pico-ITX form factor, developed in 2007 by VIA as part of its strategy to enable system developers and OEMs to create smaller, lighter and quieter devices...