TToradex provides Arm-based System on Modules (SoMs) and customized single-board computers (SBCs) for embedded computing projects. Its modules plug into carrier boards and run software on Arm cores, enabling customers to build compact, power-efficient hardware with long-term availability. The company combines direct online sales with ex-stock inventory and local warehouses to speed delivery, and offers direct premium support to customers. With offices worldwide, Toradex aims to serve global customers by providing stable product lines, global distribution, and long-term supply assurances to reduce engineering risk and maintenance costs.
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Toradex launches Klepsydra's Edge AI demo in the Torizon Demo Gallery. 02 October 2026 09:54 Supporting partner. Zug/Horw - Development teams can now explore the first Edge AI demo in the Torizon Demo Gallery from Toradex. Klepsydra, a Zug-based company that specializes in embedded computing, is behind the demo, which allows for experimentation with established deep learning models. (CONNECT) The Zug-based software firm Klepsydra has announced, that its Edge AI demo has been launched in the Torizon Demo Gallery. This is the first Edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) demo on the platform, which is provided by Toradex. It allows developers to experience AI workflows directly on supported embedded hardware and explore the possibilities of deploying deep learning models in edge environments. Toradex, which operates globally out Horw in the Swiss canton of Lucerne, specializes in embedded hardware and software solutions. Its Torizon Demo Gallery offers various demo applications that enable developers to quickly assess their performance and various frameworks, without having to build anything from scratch. "We are excited to bring the first Edge AI demo to the Torizon Demo Gallery", comments Klaus Buchheim, Head of Business Development at Klepsydra."Supporting ONNX gives developers a straightforward way to experiment with established deep learning models and understand how they can be deployed in real-world edge environments." The Klepsydra demo runs on Apalis and Aquila boards from Toradex and demonstrates how modern Edge AI workloads can be brought closer to where data is generated. This approach facilitates responsive, efficient and locally executed AI applications without having to rely solely on cloud-based processing. Klepsydra develops Edge AI software for the space, robotics and automotive sectors. Founded as a spin-off from the California-based robotics company Farm-ng in 2018, the company offers patented Edge AI software solutions that enable computers to process up to ten times more data while consuming 50 percent less energy. Through its Pattern project that received validation earlier this year, Klepsydra has extended the compatibility of its Edge AI to key European and international space-grade processor architectures. This facilitates real-time decision-making on board by enabling satellites to process data locally. Thereby, insights for Earth observation, autonomous navigation and collision avoidance can be generated far more quickly, all of which serves to reduce dependency on ground stations. ce/mm
Toradex introduces Aquila IQ8, its first som powered by Qualcomm Dragonwing for demanding industrial edge AI. 27 August 2026, Horw, Switzerland: Toradex, a leader in embedded computing solutions, today introduced Aquila IQ8 - its first System on Module built on Qualcomm Dragonwing industrial-grade processors. Powered by the Qualcomm Dragonwing(TM) IQ-8275 processor from Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., the Aquila IQ8 brings high-end, power-efficient compute to the Aquila family, giving OEMs building robotics, computer vision and industrial edge systems a module that runs demanding edge AI workloads directly on the device. The Dragonwing IQ-8275 combines an eight-core Qualcomm(R) Kryo(TM) Gen 6 CPU, a Qualcomm(R) Adreno(TM) 623 GPU and a dedicated Qualcomm(R) Hexagon(TM) NPU supporting up to 40 dense TOPS of AI processing performance. Its integrated architecture brings the ISP, CPU, GPU and NPU onto a single platform, helping simplify system design, reduce hardware and software complexity. Paired with up to 12 cameras over 3x 4-lane CSI support, it is designed to give Aquila IQ8 the headroom for advanced computer vision, generative AI, local Vision-Language-Action (VLA) models and responsive inference - running at the edge, not in the cloud. To learn more and stay up to date as new Aquila IQ8 product details are announced, visit https://www.toradex.com/computer-on-modules/aquila-arm-family/iq-8275. Company :-Toradex AG User :- Lakshmi Naidu Email :[email protected] Phone :-0415004800
Image Quality Labs announces Matterhorn Sony IMX462 Camera Adapter Board for Embedded Vision development on Toradex Verdin platforms. New adapter board simplifies integration of IQL's Sony STARVIS IMX462 camera module with Toradex carrier boards, including the Mallow carrier board for NXP i.MX 95-based development. SANTA CLARA, Calif. - [5/12/26] - Image Quality Labs, Inc. today announced the Matterhorn Sony IMX462 Camera Adapter Board, a new adapter solution designed to help developers more quickly evaluate and integrate IQL's Sony Semiconductor Solutions IMX462 camera module on Toradex Verdin embedded computing platforms, including configurations using the Toradex Mallow carrier board and NXP Semiconductors' i.MX 95 processor platform. The Matterhorn adapter is being demonstrated at the 2026 Embedded Vision Summit at the Image Quality Labs Booth #819. The new adapter board provides a clean camera interface path for embedded vision teams evaluating or building around Toradex Verdin-based systems. Paired with IQL's Sony STARVIS IMX462 2MP fixed-focus camera module, the adapter is well suited for applications requiring excellent low-light imaging performance, compact camera integration and production-ready image quality support. The Matterhorn adapter supports development with the Toradex Verdin Computer on Module family, including Verdin iMX95, Verdin iMX8M Plus, Verdin AM62P, Verdin iMX8M Mini and Verdin AM62 modules. Supported Verdin carrier boards include the Mallow Carrier Board, Yavia Board and Dahlia Carrier Board with HDMI Adapter. IQL also provides driver support to help accelerate camera bring-up and integration. Key features include: * Support for IQL's Sony STARVIS IMX462 2MP fixed-focus camera module * MIPI camera interface * 101-degree diagonal field of view * Compatibility with multiple Toradex Verdin modules and carrier boards * Driver availability * Kit contents including the IQL-IMX462 module and IQL custom adapter board For engineering teams developing low-light vision, robotics, industrial automation, edge AI and other embedded vision applications, the Matterhorn adapter provides a practical evaluation and integration platform. It also gives customers a path to IQL's broader engineering services, including camera module selection, custom adapter board design, MIPI driver bring-up, ISP tuning, system integration and image quality validation. About Image Quality Labs. Image Quality Labs provides embedded camera design, integration, testing and image quality optimization services for AI and vision applications. The company helps customers with sensor and lens selection, custom camera module design, adapter board development, MIPI driver development, ISP tuning, product testing and system integration. With more than 25 years of experience in digital image quality testing, tuning and embedded camera integration, Image Quality Labs supports customers moving from prototype through production. Here you'll find a wealth of practical technical insights and expert advice to help you bring AI and visual intelligence into your products without flying blind. Pages. Topics. Contact. Address. Berkeley Design Technology, Inc. PO Box #4446 Walnut Creek, CA 94596 Phone. Phone: +1 (925) 954-1411
Toradex Luna SL1680 SBC features Synaptics SL1680 SoC with 8 TOPS NPU, starts at $105. Toradex has announced the Luna SL1680, a SBC that introduces the company's new "Pro Consumer" product tier. Positioned between consumer development boards and fully industrial hardware, the platform targets applications such as smart kiosks, light industrial systems, and advanced maker projects. The Luna SL1680 is built around the Synaptics SL1680 system-on-chip, which integrates a quad-core Arm Cortex-A73 CPU running at up to 2.1 GHz. For machine learning workloads, the SoC includes a dedicated neural processing unit delivering up to 8 TOPS of dense INT8 inference performance. Memory configurations support up to 4 GB of LPDDR4 RAM and up to 256 GB of onboard eMMC storage, enabling systems to operate without removable media. Synaptics SL1680 Block Diagram Connectivity includes four USB 3.x Type-A ports and a Gigabit Ethernet interface, while multimedia support covers HDMI output and input alongside MIPI DSI for display panels and dual MIPI CSI interfaces for cameras. Expansion is provided through an M.2 Key E slot exposing a PCIe interface for wireless modules or additional peripherals. The Luna SL1680 is specified for operation across a temperature range of | 25 °C to +85 °C, exceeding typical consumer board ratings while remaining below the environmental specifications of Toradex's fully industrial platforms. According to the company, this positions the board for deployment in semi-controlled environments where moderate environmental robustness is required. Toradex Product Tier Positioning Chart The Luna SL1680 builds on Toradex's strategic partnership with Synaptics, announced in October 2025, which brings the Torizon embedded Linux platform to the Synaptics Astra family of Edge AI processors. As part of this collaboration, Torizon is supported on Astra SL1680-based hardware, providing a development path from evaluation to volume production, with planned support for newer Astra devices such as the SL2610 series. Toradex Luna SL1680 Software support is provided through Toradex's Torizon platform, an embedded Linux distribution designed for long-term maintenance and secure deployment. Torizon uses container-based workflows, supports development in C, C++, Python, and Rust, and includes tooling for secure updates, vulnerability management, and device lifecycle management aligned with modern cybersecurity requirements such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act. Preliminary specifications listed for the Toradex Luna SL1680 include: * Processor / SoC: * Synaptics SL1680 * Quad-core Arm Cortex-A73 @ up to 2.1 GHz * AI Acceleration: * 8 TOPS NPU (INT8) * Memory: * Up to 4 GB LPDDR4 (32-bit) * Storage: * Up to 256 GB onboard eMMC * Networking: * 1x Gigabit Ethernet * USB: * 4x USB 3.x Type-A * Expansion: * 1x M.2 Key E slot (PCIe) for Wi-Fi / Bluetooth * Display and Camera Interfaces: * 1x HDMI output * 1x HDMI input * 1x MIPI DSI (quad-lane) * 2x MIPI CSI * Multimedia: * Integrated ISP * Dual display controller * 2D/3D graphics acceleration * Hardware video encoder & decoder * Audio: * 2x I2S * 2x PDM * Peripheral Interfaces: * 40-pin expansion header * 1x I[2]C, 1x SPI, 1x UART * 1x PWM, 5x GPIO * 2x Analog inputs * 1x SDIO * 1x JTAG * Operating Temperature: * | 25 °C to +85 °C The Luna SL1680 is currently available through an early access program, with pricing starting at $105. Toradex also offers optional customization services for volume deployments, including changes to board layout and interface selection.
Toradex extends its successful Verdin System on Module portfolio with a new entrant powered by Texas Instruments processors. Based on the Texas Instruments (TI) AM62x Arm-based processor family, Toradex's Verdin AM62 is pin-compatible with other SoMs in the scalable Verdin product family Toradex, a leading provider of embedded systems solutions, has announced the launch of its Verdin AM62 System on Module (SoM), based on the AM623 processor from Texas Instruments. This new module focuses on ease of use, connectivity, and scalability for the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), Human-machine-interaction (HMI), and gateway applications. Toradex's focus on innovation, industry-leading support, and lowest lifetime product cost has long set the company apart. Its offerings often surpass basic requirements and look toward a future-proof solution for its customers. This addition of AM62x processors to the well-established Toradex Verdin SoM family proves the company's continued focus on adding value for customers and their projects. Toradex started with extensive research and input from its customers in markets such as Industrial Automation, Healthcare, Smart City, Transportation, and Test & Measurement. It showed that while the Verdin form factor provides a great fit, even more applications would benefit from a lower power and lower cost SoM, extending the pin-compatible Verdin family in the low end. When evaluating possible processors for a new Verdin SoM product, Toradex did not just consider features and price. The selection criteria also include long-term product reliability, Linux support strategy, company-wide manufacturing capabilities, and more; all to provide the lowest lifetime product cost to its customers. The product lifetime cost includes not only the cost of the SoM alone but also the time and resources required to bring a product to market and the associated maintenance cost. With new upcoming regulations such as the EU Cyber Resilience Act, the continued maintenance of software moves from best practice to a requirement - making it all the more imperative. "We are pleased with the latest addition - the Verdin AM62 System on Module - to our successful product portfolio. We have found a great fit with Texas Instruments' processors and believe that it will fortify our objective of providing the best experience for our customers with their diverse application requirements. Toradex's focus remains on building value for our customers while maintaining ease of use and accelerating their time to market. We look forward to continuing to enhance and broaden our full-stack embedded solutions offerings." said Samuel Imgrueth, CEO of Toradex. The Verdin AM62 is available with Torizon - an easy-to-use Industrial Linux Platform that modernizes the development and deployment of Linux-based products. The combination of the Verdin AM62 with Torizon offers a reliable and secure full-stack embedded computing platform, including a maintained and tested Linux Distribution, IDE Integration, OTA Remote Updates, Device Monitoring, and Remote Access to increase the overall product lifetime value. Toradex's Verdin family of products is designed to provide scalability via software and pin-compatible modules. Other Verdin SoMs include the Verdin iMX8M Mini and the iMX8M Plus. Verdin's peripheral interfaces are optimized for modern industrial IoT and gateway applications, including Gigabit Ethernet, PCIe, CAN FD, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Reference designs with extensive documentation simplify the creation of your customized carrier board.
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