PocketBeagle® can become your personal Amazon Alexa assistant. Follow these instructions and this tiny BeagleBone will do more than fetch!

A hardware tour of various Linux driver subsystems.

Adding Text-to-Speech to any PocketBeagle project is easy and fun with a USB sound card, speaker and libraries.

Apprentice level training on embedded Linux concepts, tools and techniques.

A quick guide to setting up the $25 computer that fits in an Altoids Smalls tin.

The PocketBeagle doesn't have network connectivity out of the box because it's a low-cost platform.

There is a new puppy in the family! PocketPilot is a smaller version of the BBBmini Flight Controller.

Fun, getting started project with PocketBeagle, a Breadboard and components. Build an electronic version of this fun 1970's arcade game.

PocketBeagle is a tiny but powerful inexpensive keyfob-sized open source Linux computer.

RAPID PROTOTYPING AND LINUX KERNEL DEVELOPMENT WITH POCKETBEAGLE®

I really like tinkeringtech's enclosure for PocketBeagle and made a couple revisions. There's a cutout for the CPU in the bot.

Add buttons and an LCD for an easy to create retrogaming platform. This is the add-on PocketCape and configuration software.

On-board USB host function of PocketBeagle can be extended by this "Hub-Cape" to 2/4 port!

Official community documentation for BeagleBoard.org PocketBeagle, the ultra small, ultra flexible, ultra affordable GHz Linux computer.

Use the BeagleBoard.org PocketBeagle with motion sensor to activate LEDs on your DIY "ugly Christmas" wearables. Fun and easy to learn!

Motion sensor + PocketBeagle light up the Holidays when visitors come to your home or office. This project's a great starter to build on.

Tech out your Halloween Pumpkin with PocketBeagle from BeagleBoard.org This low cost embedded 1GHz Linux PC is fun and easy to learn.

The Deck is a full featured penetration testing and forensics Linux distro based on Ubuntu. It runs on the BeagleBoard-xM and BeagleBone...

Physical computing library in JavaScript for Node.JS and the browser