Offering portability and diversity in its small, 9×10-cm form factor, the HawkBoard, based on the OMAP-L138 processor from Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI), enables Linux developers to harness the power of floating-point DSP to design unique open source applications. Developers can utilize ARM without DSP with TI’s pin-for-pin compatible AM1808 microprocessor from the Sitara™ family of processors. This low-power board requires only a five-volt power supply, allowing portability by connecting to a laptop.
HawkBoard.org webinars spur innovation
Further encouraging development of innovative open source applications, HawkBoard.org and Element14 announced today a series of “Hawk Tawks” webinars aimed at familiarizing industry innovators with the HawkBoard’s wide range of end applications. Hawk Tawks will be offered July 20, July 22 and August 3. Those designing for work or fun can find more information and participate in the Hawk Tawks at www.HawkBoard.org/hawktawks.
For additional information regarding HawkBoard developments and innovations, or to participate in the online activities, please visit www.HawkBoard.org, the open source community portal that provides innovators with HawkBoard training while leveraging and supporting innovations.