Development Kits#
A development kit is a ready-to-use hardware platform that pairs an Intel processor with a carrier card and the I/O, sensor, and connectivity interfaces needed to prototype and validate robotics workloads. Each kit is documented with its setup steps, supported operating systems, and interface configuration so you can bring up the hardware and start development quickly.
Note
The development kits listed on this page are those that have been tested with the Robotics AI Suite. For a comprehensive catalog of partner Edge AI systems see Edge AI Partner Spotlight.
Development Kit |
Silicon |
Product Link |
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Intel® Core™ Ultra X7 358H (Intel® Core™ Ultra Series 3) |
Compute module (100 × 87 mm) with a carrier card breaking out I/O, MIPI CSI, GMSL, and SerDes connectivity. For research and development use only. |
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Intel® Core™ 7 processor 360 / Core™ 5 processor 320 |
Fanless edge system with onboard LPDDR5 memory and dual 2.5GbE. No GMSL or MIPI CSI camera connectivity — use USB cameras. For research and development use only. |
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Intel® Core™ 7 processor 350 / Core™ 5 processor 320 / Core™ 3 processor 304 |
Compact edge system with an active cooler and onboard LPDDR5 memory. No GMSL or MIPI CSI camera connectivity — use USB cameras. For research and development use only. |
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Intel® Core™ Series 3 processors |
Ultra-compact, tool-less upgradeable system with up to 64 GB DDR5-6400 memory, Wi-Fi 7, and dual LAN. No GMSL or MIPI CSI camera connectivity — use USB cameras. For research and development use only. |