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Antmicro’s Open Hardware Portal highlights several dozen of its open source hardware boards, spanning a range of different use cases, such as for video, AI. Perhaps less visibly but not less importantly, the OHP, also includes...
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At the end of 2022, we introduced the open hardware Jetson Orin Baseboard as the successor to the original Jetson Nano Baseboard. The baseboard, like the original, has become the starting point for many customer projects involving...
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At Antmicro, we take a CLI-first approach to developing tools, providing clean and testable APIs as well as using them in continuous integration and other headless scenarios, which are frequently found in the industrial projects...
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Antmicro’s numerous open hardware projects and their derivatives developed over the years all build on top of an extensive collection of electronic components in the form of unified KiCad assets and 3D Blender models that we...
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Customers interested in building new industrial or consumer devices, typically involving one or more PCBs and based on Linux, Zephyr or Android (or even all of them at the same time), often approach Antmicro before they know...
