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HABEY USA Lego-like modular i.MX6 Embedded Board
HABEY USA Lego-like modular i.MX6 Embedded Board
We introduced a new modular embedded Linux board running a i.MX6 processor as part of our HIO Project, a development effort backed by HABEY to create expandable modular embedded computer building blocks that can be used across the entire product development cycle, from evaluation, development, prototyping to finish product. This i.MX6 core-board is a fully functional embedded board that is designed to fit in a 2-gang electrical wall outlet box. Its has eight 50-pin female headers on the top and bottom of the board which allows 3-dimensional expansions by adding modules like building Lego bricks.
To showcase this Lego-like modular embedded Linux board design, HABEY launched a Kickstarter campagin (http://kck.st/1HroOaW) that features a i.MX6 POE ready 7” modular in-wall touch computer based on the core-board and two other modules with Yocto embedded Linux or Android.
For more information on our modular i.MX 6 solutions, please check http://hioproject.org/ and http://www.habeyusa.com/embedded-arm-boards/