ARM

ARM-based development boards span from compact microcontroller units to small module-style boards with wireless radios. They power robotics control loops, sensor fusion, automation tasks, and learning projects by pairing capable processing with practical software ecosystems. You’ll find options for simple real‑time control as well as more capable, multi‑core platforms with integrated wireless for connected devices, all designed for straightforward prototyping and scalable designs.

Attributes commonly seen include flexible I/O, compatibility with widely used development tools, and broad ecosystem support. Systems emphasise dependable power management, robust interfaces to sensors and actuators, and straightforward integration with existing modules and accessories. This combination makes ARM-based boards a practical choice for iterative development, pilots, and classroom projects that progress toward production prototypes.