Ethernet
Separate WAN and LAN connections for machine-side and uplink networking.
Development boards
AIoT Microprocessor Development Board
Raspberry Pi CM4 platform for intelligent industrial edge applications.
An advanced AIoT development platform based on Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. It combines edge AI, cellular connectivity, dual Ethernet, Wi-Fi and hardware expansion in an industrial-ready base.
Specifications
Hardware, connectivity, power and expansion details.
- Compute module
- Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4)
- Ethernet ports
- 2 ports: WAN and LAN
- Cellular connectivity
- GSM / 4G
- Wireless connectivity
- Wi-Fi
- AI accelerator
- Hailo AI accelerator
- Power
- 12 V / 5 V
- Memory card
- microSD card support
- USB
- USB 2.0 / 3.0
- Display output
- HDMI
- Audio
- Audio input and output
- Hardware expansion
- GPIO
- Real-time clock
- Battery-backed RTC
Core features
What it can do.
- Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 support
- Hailo AI acceleration for edge inference
- GSM / 4G and Wi-Fi connectivity
- Independent WAN and LAN networking
- USB 2.0 / 3.0, HDMI, audio and GPIO
- microSD expansion and battery-backed RTC
Suitable applications
Where it fits.
AIoT edge workloadsVideo analyticsIndustrial IoTSmart automationRemote monitoringPredictive maintenance
Communication and interfaces
How it connects.
These are the supported hardware interfaces and protocols stated for this product.
Cellular and Wi-Fi
GSM / 4G and Wi-Fi options for connected deployments.
GPIO
Pins for sensors, indicators and custom hardware.
USB / HDMI / audio
Peripheral, display and audio interfaces for an HMI or prototype.
Student view
How to understand this product.
Use it as an edge-computing lab platform: acquire data, process it locally and publish useful results.
What you can learn
- Linux-based embedded development on CM4
- Edge-AI inference and model integration
- Sensor integration through GPIO
- Separating local equipment and internet network paths
A simple project flow
- Connect a camera or sensor.
- Run local analysis or rules.
- Show or publish the result.
Real-world applications
Example projects showing what this product can read, control and report. Each requires the appropriate sensors, connected equipment and application software.
Factory quality inspection
Example: connect a compatible USB camera above a conveyor. The CM4 runs a vision application with Hailo acceleration to flag missing parts or visible defects, then displays inspection results over HDMI and saves records to microSD.
Warehouse item counting
Example: process a camera feed locally to count packages passing a checkpoint. An application sends count updates over Ethernet, Wi-Fi or 4G so a supervisor can compare actual movement with dispatch records.
Machine condition monitoring
Example: connect compatible condition sensors through suitable interface hardware. Software analyses readings on the CM4, records changes and sends alerts when a configured threshold or trained model identifies an unusual pattern.