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Discover AIoT-3568CR: a compact, Android-based dual-display cash register motherboard with 1TOPS NPU, POE support, printer integration, and rich I/O. Perfect for smart POS terminals.
Description
An open source motherboard is an embedded board built on a platform that supports open development — including access to:
- Hardware schematics or reference designs
- Open-source operating systems (Linux, Android)
- Software development kits (SDKs)
- Community-supported drivers and patches
- Source-level control of bootloaders, kernels, and middleware
Key Technical Features
| Industry | Applications |
| IoT & Edge Devices | Gateways, sensors, data collection nodes |
| Industrial Automation | HMI panels, machine controllers |
| Retail & Signage | Custom Android/Linux signage players |
| Education & Prototyping | Teaching tools, hackable dev platforms |
| Healthcare & Labs | Diagnostic terminals, imaging systems |
| IoT & Edge Devices | Gateways, sensors, data collection nodes |
| Industrial Automation | HMI panels, machine controllers |
| Retail & Signage | Custom Android/Linux signage players |
Key Advantages of Open Source Motherboards
- Support for Android (AOSP), Linux (Debian, Ubuntu)
- Access to source code, BSPs, and drivers
- Full SDK for board bring-up and customization
- Community + enterprise support options
- Ideal for prototyping, commercial deployment, education
Use Case Scenarios
| Industry | Applications |
| IoT & Edge Devices | Gateways, sensors, data collection nodes |
| Industrial Automation | HMI panels, machine controllers |
| Retail & Signage | Custom Android/Linux signage players |
| Education & Prototyping | Teaching tools, hackable dev platforms |
| Healthcare & Labs | Diagnostic terminals, imaging systems |
| IoT & Edge Devices | Gateways, sensors, data collection nodes |
| Industrial Automation | HMI panels, machine controllers |
| Retail & Signage | Custom Android/Linux signage players |
Technical Comparison
| Model | CPU | OS Support | Storage | Interfaces | Display | Target Audience |
| 3566 | RK3566 | Android 11/Linux | 16-64GB | UART, GPIO, SPI | HDMI | IoT dev, education |
| 3568 | RK3568 | Android 11/Linux | 32-128GB | USB, CAN, PCIe | HDMI + LVDS | Robotics, smart terminals |
| 3588 | RK3588 | Android 12/Linux | 64GB+ | Dual NIC, SATA | Dual HDMI 4K | Edge AI, R&D teams |
FAQs
Can I modify the Android OS on your boards?
Yes. Most Android boards we offer come with full SDKs and allow firmware customization, root access, boot animation changes, and more.
Do you offer Linux driver support?
Yes. Many boards use SoCs with upstreamed drivers or provide BSPs for Yocto and Ubuntu.
Can I access the bootloader or kernel source?
Yes. For supported platforms, we provide access to U-Boot and kernel source under GPL or similar licenses.