Impulse Embedded, a UK provider of industrial computing solutions, announced availability of the AAEON PICO-ARU4, a compact Pico-ITX board powered by the latest Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors. Engineered for applications where performance and efficiency must be delivered in the smallest footprint, the PICO-ARU4 delivers a powerful yet flexible solution for embedded and industrial deployments.
At just 100mm x 72mm, the PICO-ARU4 integrates advanced computing performance with versatile connectivity and expansion. It features up to 32GB LPDDR5 onboard memory, dual display outputs (HDMI and eDP), and integrated Intel graphics, making it well suited to workloads such as machine vision, AI inference, Edge analytics, and automation control.
The board also provides extensive I/O and networking options, including dual LAN ports (2.5GbE & 1GbE), USB3.2 Gen2, internal GPIO and serial ports, as well as multiple M.2 expansion slots for storage or wireless connectivity. These features make the PICO-ARU4 a robust choice for industrial applications with diverse interface requirements.
Impulse Embedded is offering the PICO-ARU4 in several variants to meet different project needs:
- Ultra 5 with 16GB LPDDR5 for compact, efficient deployments.
- Ultra 5 with 32GB LPDDR5 for multitasking and data-intensive use cases.
- Ultra 7 version for maximum performance in advanced AI and analytics.
Beyond supply, Impulse Embedded provides end-to-end technical support and system integration, ensuring each board is configured, tested, and ready for deployment. Customers benefit from decades of expertise in embedded and industrial computing, with support ranging from I/O expansion and storage configuration to bespoke enclosure design.
“The PICO-ARU4 demonstrates how compact boards can now deliver workstation-level performance,” said Stuart Martin, Business Development Manager, Impulse Embedded. “By combining AAEON’s latest design with our in-house engineering support, we can help customers deploy powerful, reliable systems for demanding industrial applications.”
