Seeed's reComputer RK3576 Kit Runs YOLO11 at 80 FPS for $219
Seeed's reComputer RK3576 Kit: Seeed's new RK3576 dev kit packs a 6 TOPS NPU, a Pi-compatible 40-pin header and an optional 20 TOPS accelerator. Here's whether your build needs it.
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Seeed's reComputer RK3576 Kit: Seeed's new RK3576 dev kit packs a 6 TOPS NPU, a Pi-compatible 40-pin header and an optional 20 TOPS accelerator. Here's whether your build needs it.
Banana Pi's BPI-AI2N Packs: Banana Pi's BPI-AI2N runs vision models on-device: a Renesas RZ/V2N module with 15 TOPS, 8 GB of RAM, dual GbE and two MIPI CSI camera inputs.
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano: Double the inference of the Orin Nano Super at 78 TOPS, plus 40 percent less power in 15-watt mode. What NVIDIA's new Jetson means for student robots.
Arduino's VENTUNO Q pairs an 8-core Dragonwing with an STM32, 16GB of LPDDR5 and a 40 TOPS DSP for $299. Here's what to have on the bench first.

Own Cyberdeck Raspberry Pi: Raspberry Pi's cyberdeck guide breaks the build into brains, peripherals, power and case, with the 28W power maths most first decks get wrong.
Forlinx's AM62L32 Local EVM squeezes a dual Cortex-A53 SoC, a real-time M4F core, and a wall of buses onto one four-layer board, no carrier required.
Modular x86 Cyberdeck LattePanda: A two-person startup built an open-source, dual-boot handheld PC on the Intel LattePanda IOTA, and the design files are heading to GitHub soon.
PocketBeagle 2 Security Camera: Build a home security camera that runs person detection on-device and never touches the cloud, powered by the PocketBeagle 2 and a custom PCB.
Fully Offline Privacy Security: Clem Mayer built a fully offline security camera on the PocketBeagle 2 that runs person detection locally and keeps every frame off the cloud.
A weekend build: a PocketBeagle 2 security camera that runs person detection locally and keeps every frame off the cloud and under your control.
As part of my 2026 learning goals around Java on RISC-V (see this post about x86 versus ARM versus...
As part of my 2026 learning goals around Java on RISC-V (see this post about x86 versus ARM versus...