| Available for preorder on the eShop, the CEXD-INTRBL takes AI-optimized robotics development to new heights with new Intel® Core™ Ultra (Series 3) architecture. |
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| Combining a custom compute module with a purpose-built carrier board designed to enable real-time perception, decision-making, and control into a single embedded development system, the CEXD-INTRBL opens up new possibilities within robotics. Now available for pre-order on the AAEON eShop, the CEXD-INTRBL is ready to bring projects to life. |
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| Leveraging an advanced compute module equipped with the Intel® Core™ Ultra X7 Processor 358H and an integrated Intel® Arc™ B390 GPU, the CEXD-INTRBL offers up to 180 TOPS of AI performance. In conjunction with its carrier board, this allows the system to facilitate the simultaneous processing of multiple camera and sensor data streams while running complex AI models. |
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| Support for Eight GMSL Cameras |
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| Supporting up to eight GMSL camera inputs, the CEXD-INTRBL can transmit high-resolution, multi-view visual data over longer distances. This allows robots to obtain high-speed perception of their surroundings, ideal for applications that rely on real-time object detection, such as autonomous vehicles. |
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| With four USB Type-C ports, the CEXD-INTRBL is designed to support a multitude of peripherals critical to robotics, including such as LiDAR, infrared, and depth sensors and cameras. Additionally, the kit’s HAT 40 GPIO provides a route through which to maintain temperature, battery management, and internal balance control. |
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| Precise Control for Autonomous Systems |
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| Equipped with CANBus and four 2.5GbE LAN ports with IEEE 1588 PTP (Precision Time Protocol), the CEXD-INTRBL is capable of precise torque, velocity, and position control, as well as coordinated multi-joint motion. Critical for joint, actuator and motion control, these provide a comprehensive foundation for humanoid robotics development. |
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| Discover how you can bring projects to life, today. |
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