Tag: SeeedStudio

Lately, we have seen several development boards that support LoRa, a low-power wide-area network modulation technique. You may have seen the latest release Arduino Potenta Vision Shield - LoRa that was built on the multicore 32-bit ARM Cortex processor. With these new developments,...

The NVIDIA® Jetson Xavier™ NX Developer Kit brings supercomputer performance to the edge. It includes a power-efficient, compact Jetson Xavier NX module for AI edge devices. It benefits from new cloud-native support and accelerates the NVIDIA software stack in as little as 10...

SeeedStudio has been working on an addition to their BeagleBone Green Development Board family with an update to the BeagleBone Green Wireless board named BeagleBone Green Gateway. The board features the new Octavo Systems OSD3358, which is a SiP (System in Package) that integrates the...

ODYSSEY - X864105 allows you to simply build Edge Computing applications with powerful CPU and rich communication interfaces. The ODYSSEY - X86J4105, based on Intel Celeron J4105, is a Quad-Core 1.5GHz CPU that bursts up to 2.5GHz. There is also an onboard ATSAMD21 Core, an ARM...

Odyssey-STM32MP157C  joins τηε growing list of SBCσ developed by SeeedStudio. It comprises a baseboard device called the NPi-STM32MP157C and an SoM device based on an STMicroelectronics’ Arm Cortex A7/M4 hybrid SoC called the SOM-STM32MP157C. SeeedStudio explains that it's...

As the name indicates, this board is born for encryption. Seeeduino Crypto is based on high-performance ATmega4809 and featured with Microchip ECC608 crypto chip. With the help of the ECC608 crypto chip, you can experience encrypted communication, such as I2C encryption. Along...

SeeedStudio recently announced that they have started taking pre-orders for their new NPi i.MX6ULL - Linux SBC Development boards. The board is a low-power, linux-based single board computer and can be referred to as essentially a breakout board on steroids for the i.MX6ULL COM...

Daniel Eichhorn @ blog.squix.org, shares his experience with some popular PCBA services and documents his finding on his blog. He writes: Until recently I believed that having PCBs assembled by a professional service is either too costly for small batches or not possible at all. That...