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Maix Bit K210 RISC-V Development Board

Maix Bit K210 RISC-V Development Board

MPN: KIT0155
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K210 Maix Bit - RISC-V MPU Embedded Evaluation Board
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Overview

The KIT0155 is a compact evaluation board based on the Kendryte K210, a dual-core 64-bit RISC-V processor designed for machine vision and machine hearing. It features an integrated Neural Network Processor (KPU) and 16MB of on-board flash, making it a powerful platform for running deep learning models at the edge. The board is breadboard-compatible and includes a USB Type-C interface for power and programming.

Why Choose This Part

The K210 SoC provides a dedicated hardware accelerator for neural networks, enabling 400MHz dual-core RISC-V performance for complex AI tasks. Its small form factor (approx 25.4mm x 53.3mm) and 48 GPIO pins allow for easy integration into specialized hardware prototypes. The inclusion of a FPU and high-speed JTAG/UART interfaces simplifies the development of custom AI algorithms.

Applications

Edge AI Image Classification
Utilizing the hardware KPU for real-time object detection and facial recognition at low power consumption.
Machine Hearing
Processing audio data through the I2S interface for voice command recognition and sound source localization.
Predictive Maintenance
Deploying lightweight neural networks to analyze industrial sensor data from SPI or I2C peripherals.

Key Specifications

Type MPU
Contents Board(s)
Platform Maix Bit
Mounting Type Fixed
Core Processor RISC-V
Utilized IC / Part K210

Getting Started

Developers can program the Maix Bit using the MaixPy (MicroPython) environment or the Kendryte Standalone SDK for C/C++ development. Connect via the USB Type-C port to access the serial console and use the Kflash utility to burn firmware to the 16MB flash. For hardware debugging, the JTAG pins are accessible for use with compatible RISC-V debuggers.