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Tiny Linux development board with 128 MB flash, ARM Cortex-A7 and RISC-V cores, plus NPU and ISP for edge AI projects
The LORDWORLD Luckfox Pico Mini RV1103 is a compact Linux micro development board built around the RV1103 chip. It integrates an ARM Cortex-A7 core alongside a RISC-V MCU, NPU and ISP for highly integrated performance. The board features castellated holes with immersion gold design and includes a USB Type-C connector, CSI camera interface and TF card slot. Its small form factor makes it easy to embed into various product applications.
This board suits developers building embedded Linux devices that require on-board NPU and ISP capabilities for computer vision tasks. The integrated processors and camera interface streamline development for edge AI projects. Buyers who need more than 128MB of flash storage or require additional connectivity options not present on this minimal design should look at other platforms. It is not intended for applications demanding high-speed networking or multiple camera inputs.
The single specification that decides fit is the 128MB SLC NAND flash memory soldered on the board. This fixed capacity determines the maximum firmware and data space available without external storage. Developers must ensure their Linux distribution and application footprint fit within this limit. The TF card slot provides removable storage expansion for larger datasets or system images.
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Yes, the castellated holes with immersion gold finish are designed for direct surface-mount soldering onto a carrier board, allowing the module to be embedded without additional headers.
Connect the USB Type-C port to a host PC; the board will enumerate as a Linux device, letting you access the serial console and run commands to confirm CPU, NPU, ISP and flash operation.
The board provides a CSI camera interface and a TF card slot, but neither a camera module nor a TF card is included; both must be sourced separately.
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