Beagleboard is the pioneer in SBC trend, it predates RPi, arguably RPi took the ideas from OLPC(one laptop per child) and Beagleboard and made what it is today. Even today, Beaglebone is quite popular for real products.
The kit looks cool to me, as a beagleboard and beaglebone user, I wonder when TI will embrace 'standard' wireless spec(e.g. LORA, 802.11AH etc) instead of keeping using its own sub 1Ghz proprietary wireless solution?
Beagleboard also has its Jetson like AI board, https://beagleboard.org/ai-64, but Jetson just dominated that market.
> Beagleboard also has its Jetson like AI board, https://beagleboard.org/ai-64, but Jetson just dominated that market.
There is definitely a community effect everybody in the pytorch world assumes you can run cuda, a target that can only go with openCL will immediately limit how much you can leverage everything that is already out there from previous research.
It would be great to convince everyone to move away from proprietary stuff but that is not gonna happen quickly if at all.
The kit looks cool to me, as a beagleboard and beaglebone user, I wonder when TI will embrace 'standard' wireless spec(e.g. LORA, 802.11AH etc) instead of keeping using its own sub 1Ghz proprietary wireless solution?
Beagleboard also has its Jetson like AI board, https://beagleboard.org/ai-64, but Jetson just dominated that market.