It’s hard to believe 2024 is nearly over. But what a year it has been here at BeagleBoard.org Foundation.
• We saw the release of BeagleY-AI—our low-cost, open-source, and community-supported development platform designed for developers, hobbyists, and anyone looking for a reliable single-board computer.
• We sponsored three successful Google Summer of Code (GSoC) participants, where our mentees worked on free and open-source coding projects.
• We also worked on advancing other open-source technologies like Microblocks, Greybus, Micropython on Zephyr, and dynamic device tree overlays in Linux.
As 2024 draws to a close, we wanted to take a moment to give thanks for several important milestones BeagleBoard.org celebrated this year.
The BeagleCast 2024 Holiday Special discusses developments in BeagleY-AI, community growth, and future projects for 2025—including the imminent release of PocketBeagle 2.
TimLewisN writes, "The gpioset function of the gpiod library can set the direction of the pin. Likewise, so can the older sysfs gpio driver. I’m unclear of the point of setting the pinmux if userspace drivers simply set the direction anyways?"
M_Rafay_Shams writes, "Since there are many connected microcontrollers in the market, what are the advantages of using the PocketBeagle and Embedded Linux for IoT applications?" Read more
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