Grinn, a technology company specializing in advanced IoT and embedded systems, has launched a compact yet powerful single-board computer (SBC). This new product will help embedded device manufacturers meet the growing demand to quickly bring sophisticated, AI-ready products to market.
The new Grinn GenioBoard is a fully equipped single-board computer (SBC) in a compact 87mm x 56mm form factor. It provides all the necessary communications, graphics, and power interfaces to connect with the Grinn GenioSOM-700 or Grinn GenioSOM-510 systems-on-modules (SOMs). These SOMs are the smallest in the industry based on the MediaTek Genio family of processors, featuring multiple Arm Cortex-A cores, a graphics processing unit, and a neural processing unit for AI applications.
The launch of the Grinn GenioBoard addresses the growing demand from embedded device OEMs for more application-ready hardware. With new shifts in the competitive landscape, OEMs are under increasing pressure to quickly experiment with AI and machine learning technologies. At the same time, many manufacturers are seeing development cycles, which once took two to three years, now shrinking to less than 12 months.
Executive Statement
According to Robert Otręba, CEO of Grinn, the Grinn GenioBoard provides the ideal tool to help OEM design engineers to thrive in the new, more time-pressured environment that they find themselves in. It not only gives them an incredibly powerful MediaTek processor and all the fast interfaces they will need, Grinn also supports the hardware with essential software to get applications up and running. This includes a Linux operating system and the Thistle Security Platform for cybersecurity protection. While other developers will be struggling to get custom hardware ready for the market, users of the GenioBoard can be working on their application’s software from Day One.
