The Pi.MX8 is a SoM (System-on-Module) based on NXP's i.MX 8M plus SoC. The Pi.MX8 module contains the core SoC complex consisting of an LPDDR4 memory device and a power management IC (PMIC) block. In addition, an eMMC device and a WiFi/BLE module provide additional mass storage and connectivity. By integrating the core SoC complex, a SoM greatly simplifies system design by allowing separation of the high-complexity, high-density computing system from the typically lower-density peripherals. The Pi.MX8 allows a tested and proven Linux building block to be easily integrated into custom electronic devices. The Pi.MX8 interfaces with the host system through two 0.4mm pitch board-to-board connectors. All interfaces from multi-media to real-time controllable GPIOs required for designing modern embedded systems are broken out through these connectors.

The SoM is coming soon with a full stack, which provides easy access to various interfaces like HDMI, Ethernet, USB, m.2 and many more. An Enclosure integrates the whole stackup into a small formfactor.

This project uses different licenses for different components:

• Electronics: CERN-OHL-S-2.0
• Firmware: Upcoming in the future
• Mechanical: Upcoming in the future See the respective folders for full license texts.