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- Defense, robotics, industrial IoT
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- Long-term software support
TI AM67A-based single-board computer — High-performance embedded AI platform. Open-source software, industry-grade hardware.
Combining high-performance CPU cores, a dedicated AI accelerator, and an advanced vision pipeline on a single chip, the AM67A is engineered to meet the demands of robotics, industrial automation, and defense applications.
The AM67A is based on Texas Instruments' Jacinto 7 architecture, developed for industrial and automotive markets. With long-term production guarantees and a comprehensive software ecosystem, it provides a reliable foundation for enterprise-grade projects.
More InfoDevelop with supply assurance and production-quality prototypes — from prototyping to mass production.
Bring your product to market rapidly with quick prototyping, low NRE costs, and a scalable open-source ecosystem.
Develop with industrial-grade hardware and stand out in competitions. Beginner-friendly docs and an active community.
Front-and-back diagrams showing every peripheral interface on the board.
Pick your system image (Ubuntu, Pardus, Debian) and write to SD card or the on-board eMMC — a feature competitors don't offer. Windows, Linux & macOS supported.
Built by the community, for the community.
Note The camera and DSI ports are multiplexed: choose between 2x CSI or 1x CSI + 1x DSI configurations.
Real-time SLAM and object detection with 2x MIPI cameras.
Edge-deployed deep-learning defect detection.
Target tracking and sensor fusion without cloud dependency.
Real-time sensor fusion over CAN FD and Ethernet.
4 TOPS dedicated AI accelerator, 7th-gen TI ISP, built-in IMU/barometer/humidity sensors, 32 GB on-board eMMC and M.2 NVMe expansion. The 40-pin GPIO is RPi-compatible, RPi HATs work directly.
Yes — positioned as a Jetson alternative with open-source BSP, ROS2 compatibility, and long-term supply assurance. Uses TI's C7x DSP + MMA accelerator instead of CUDA.
The Linux BSP, drivers, developer tools, and sample applications are under open-source licenses. The only exception is the MMA unit on the TI AM67A, which by TI's licensing terms operates only with TI-provided software.
For enterprise customers we offer long-term supply assurance, production-grade prototyping, and dedicated support packages. Get in touch — our sales team will build a scaling plan for your project.
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