BEAGLE-BADGE

BeagleBoard.org Foundation BeagleBadge single board computer based on AM62L

Overview

BeagleBadge brings a new vision to wearables by combining powerful built-in sensing with unmatched expansion flexibility. With an onboard light sensor, accelerometer/gyroscope for precise position and orientation feedback, and integrated temperature and humidity monitoring, it empowers users to design intuitive, context-aware interactions. Beyond its core features, dual QWIIC, Grove, and mikroBUS headers unlock thousands of additional sensors and actuators— from pulse oximeters and UV spectroscopy to fingerprint readers, GPS, haptics, and audio. This extraordinary modularity transforms BeagleBadge into a limitless innovation platform, enabling rapid prototyping, research, and real-world solutions in health, environment, and human-machine interfaces. It inspires creativity while remaining practical, scalable, and accessible to all.

Features
  • 256 MB LPDDR4 RAM and 32MB OSPI flash
  • 4.2″ ePaper Display
  • Advanced hardware security
  • BeagleMod CC3301-1216 Module, WiFi6 (2.4GHz) + Bluetooth 5.2
  • LoRaWAN (Wio SX1262 module) 
  • QWIIC, Grove and MikroBus expansion connectons
Multimedia & industrial networking SoCs
AM62L Low-power Arm® Cortex®-A53 SoC with display for IOT, HMI and general purpose applications

 

Wi-Fi products
CC3301 SimpleLink™ 2.4GHz Wi-Fi® 6 and Bluetooth® Low Energy companion IC
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BEAGLE-BADGE — BeagleBoard.org Foundation BeagleBadge single board computer based on AM62L

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BEAGLE-BADGE BeagleBoard.org Foundation BeagleBadge single board computer based on AM62L

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TI does not offer ongoing direct design support for this hardware. For support while working through your design, contact BeagleBoard.org Foundation.

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