Gumstix Raspberry Pi CM4 Series

FREMONT, Calif. October 19, 2020— Gumstix^®, Inc., a leader in computing hardware for intelligent embedded applications announced the release of Gumstix Raspberry Pi CM4 Development Series to support the newly released Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 (CM4). As a CM4 development partner, Gumstix has created a series of CM4 carrier boards to support a wide selection of embedded applications requiring high compute power including:

• NAS server with fast mass storage via NVMe and Gigabit UL/DL speeds
• Media Centers - HDMI, mass storage, WiFi & Gigabit
• Edge AI - multi-camera, gigabit & Wifi AP, sensors via Pi header
• Smart home management - Touch display controls, facial recognition & occupancy, data logging and behavior prediction modeling, CM4 Wifi access point, sensors via Pi header

“Today is a Raspberry-Red letter day, a day when Pi developers can envision - and order - custom hardware for the software and dedicated applications they have built.” Dr. W. Gordon Kruberg, Head of Modular Hardware, at Altium, shares. “Altium values the educational mission of the Raspberry Pi Foundation and is pleased to support the fulfillment of dreams of the millions of users and students as they imagine turning their own code into commercial products.

The Gumstix Raspberry Pi CM4 Series includes:

Special Offer: No manufacturing fee for CM4 custom designs, a $1999 value.

All Gumstix Raspberry Pi CM4 embedded boards were designed and built in the drag and drop Upverter design tool and their design templates can be modified from any browser in minutes. As with all Upverter designs, users can preview a 3D view and instantly download free CAD files (.brd) and schematic (.sh) of saved designs. To support the CM4 launch, Gumstix is waiving the $1999.00 manufacturing fee at checkout for qualifying designs. Customers pay only the cost of board and quantity ordered, plus tax and shipping.

About Gumstix, Inc.

Gumstix manufactures custom computing hardware for intelligence in embedded devices and systems. Designed to meet the demands of the next generation IoT and Edge computing machine-learning applications, Gumstix modular hardware connects multiple networking capabilities, sensors, and components that are required for machine learning and deep-learning devices. For engineers developing devices from the iPhone to Mars satellites, Gumstix devices have been used by thousands of hardware engineers, software designers, and educators since 2004 in over 45 countries. Gumstix is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Altium.