Luckfox Pico Mini RV1103 Linux Development Board - ARM Cortex-A7 With NPU & 128MB Flash

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Hey makers and developers, this Luckfox Pico Mini board is seriously impressive for such a tiny package! It's built around the Rockchip RV1103 chip with a single-core ARM Cortex-A7 processor running at 1.2GHz, plus it's got this cool RISC-V MCU and a built-in NPU (neural processing unit) that delivers 0.5 TOPS for AI tasks. The 64MB DDR2 memory and 128MB SPI NAND flash give you enough room for decent projects without feeling cramped. What's really awesome is the built-in ISP (image signal processor) that handles 4-megapixel camera input with HDR and noise reduction - perfect for computer vision projects. You get all the standard interfaces you'd expect: MIPI CSI for cameras, GPIO pins, UART, SPI, I2C, and USB 2.0. The NPU supports int4, int8, and int16 quantization, which is pretty sweet for running machine learning models directly on the board. I've been using it for a smart camera project, and the face recognition capabilities are surprisingly responsive. The RISC-V MCU handles low-power tasks and enables that 250ms fast startup for quick image capture. If you're into IoT, edge AI, or just want a capable Linux board that's more powerful than a Raspberry Pi Pico but still compact, this little board punches way above its weight class. The documentation is decent too, which makes getting started much less painful than with some other embedded boards.