BeagleV

I spotted that on twitter today too. Looks interesting. It's still a bit early to tell if it's be useful though.

I also noticed this today as well, I've asked if we're going to carry and sell this board, with any accessories.

Early discussions on groups about it are whether or not it's as open source as it claims to be, and what documentation's available.

The capabilities of it look sufficiently scalable, running in a kind of basic mode you can probably use the board 'as is' but getting it to do anything intensely heavy and you'll need added cooling or something to wick away the thermal properties.

looks like a decently capable board, spotted on twitter as well.

It is open source, but I did recall arturo182 (the guy who makes solder party stuff) did mention about a closed source, patented connector.

It's neat that there will both a small RISC-V based SBC alternative along with the more powerful HiFive Unmatched mini-ITX desktop board in 2021 This is great news for Linux on RISC-V.

It's also interesting that they put a lot of machine learning peripherals into the Beagle-V, especially when it has two camera interfaces supporting 4K30FPS sensors. So I'm hopeful that it will be a good and more open alternative to the nVidia Jetson boards.

It also seems to be a big step for the BB organisation. They originated from TI incrowd.

Now sporting a different brand of processor core, that's a change.

I believe you can preorder one of these from Seeed Studio: https://beaglev.seeed.cc/

Expected March/April 2021

Also found this nice write up: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2021/01/beaglev-risc-v-board-for-linux