The FPGA Arduino — the MKR Vidor 4000 — will be on display running a computer vision demo, and there will, of course, be fancy new boards on hand. We’ll be posting updates so keep your eye ...

The FPGA on board the Arduino Vidor is an Altera Cyclone 10CL016. This chip has 16k logic elements, and 504 kB memory block. This is on the low end of Altera’s FPGA lineup, but it’s still no ...

The XLR8 development board’s main processor is also different for an Arduino board. The ATmega328-compatible microcontroller core is implemented in the Altera MAX 10 FPGA. And developers can also ...

Other features of the Alan Arduino development board include 4 user controlled LEDs connected to the FPGA, 100 general purpose digital IO pins (3.3V logic level) connector to the FPGA and a ...

FPGA MKR Vidor 4000 is the first-ever Arduino board featuring an FPGA chip – an Intel/Altera MAX10 – plus an ARm Cortex-M0+ based MCU (SAMD21) and U-blox Nina W102-00B Wi-Fi connectivity. Also ...

XLR8 is a drop-in replacement for an Arduino Uno, but with a twist. It is an Arduino-compatible board that uses a Field-Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) as the main processing chip.

Communication between the FPGA and the SAMD21, Arduino claims, is entirely seamless. A U-Blox Nina module provides Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connectivity.