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After CrowPi and CrowPi 2, Elecrow has come up with the Lite version of CrowPi 2. This Raspberry Pi computer can be a great start for a newbie to enter the field of embedded development. CrowPi L is the third and most refined edition of the CrowPi family, it was introduced after resolving...

There has been extensive coverage on the Raspberry Pi 400 news that witnessed innovation in designing single-board computers. All manufacturers, developing embedded boards in the same design and form factor, lack a lot of innovation, which is much needed in this demanding edge AI...

French electronic designer Morpheans has launched a crowdfunding project, ShaRPiKeebo, a Raspberry Pi Zero W and Zero 2 W powered portable Linux computer that features a classic QWERTY keyboard and a 2.7-inch memory display. The tiny ShaRPiKeebo computer is designed with a low-power,...

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...

Waveshare has unveiled the CM4-Duino, an Arduino-compatible baseboard for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. The Compute Module has the same form factor as the Arduino Uno R3 and supports the conventional Arduino's GPIO header. Hence permitting the use of most Arduino shields and...

Taipei City-based electronic embedded design manufacturer, Alfa Network, has designed the “industry’s first” IEEE802.11ah sub 1 GHz module in the Raspberry Pi HAT form factor. There have been several Wi-Fi Raspberry Pi HATs in the market, but this AHPI729S module will serve...

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...