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Open hardware computing for makers, educators and professionals
BeagleBoard.org released the first BeagleBoard, an affordable, open hardware computer in 2008. The original BeagleBoard continues to be available today, along with the extra performance BeagleBoard-xM introduced in 2010 and the more maker-focused, bare-bone credit card sized BeagleBone introduced in 2011. The latest, most affordable and highly flexible design is BeagleBone Black, introduced in May of 2013.
The BeagleBoard.org Foundation is a US-based 501(c) non-profit corporation existing to:
- Provide education around the design and use of open-source software and hardware
- Foster communication between individuals interested in open-source software and hardware
BeagleBone Black
High-performance (1 GHz, super-scalar) credit-card-sized ARM® Linux™
computer has a low-cost design,
on-board 4GB flash storage, integrated
microcontrollers and ability to run on USB power making it the most
affordable open-source development board around.
BeagleBone Capes
Capes are add-on boards that extend the functionality of BeagleBone
Black to simplify the development of many common applications, such
as 3D printing, industrial robotics, autonomous robots and flying
drones, dedicated tablets, thin clients, home automation, automotive
computing, gaming, digital signage and more.
Networked Mobile Robots with Python and JavaScript
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