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Every board and chip family we tag, with how many entries use it. Pick yours to see the tools, builds and fails for it.

  1. ESP3269 entriesEspressif's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips (ESP32, S3, C3, C6 and the older ESP8266), usually programmed with ESP-IDF, Arduino or MicroPython.
  2. STM3223 entriesST's Arm Cortex-M microcontrollers and Nucleo boards, programmed with STM32Cube, Zephyr or bare-metal code.
  3. Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040/RP2350)19 entriesRaspberry Pi's own microcontrollers, the RP2040 and RP2350, on the Pico boards and many others. Often programmed with MicroPython or PIO state machines.
  4. M5Stack17 entriesM5Stack's ESP32-based modules with screens, cases and stackable add-ons, such as the Core and StickC lines.
  5. Raspberry Pi17 entriesRaspberry Pi single-board computers running Linux, often the host that runs the agent and talks to the rest of the bench.
  6. Arduino11 entriesArduino boards and the Arduino framework, from the Uno and Nano to the newer Arm-based boards.
  7. FPGA boards11 entriesDevelopment boards built around FPGAs from AMD Xilinx (Zynq, Artix) and Lattice (iCE40, ECP5).
  8. Nordic nRF8 entriesNordic Semiconductor's Bluetooth Low Energy chips (nRF52, nRF53, nRF54), usually built with the nRF Connect SDK on Zephyr.
  9. Retro computers5 entriesVintage machines and the CPUs inside them (Z80, 6502, 68000), from a Commodore 64 or an Amiga to homebrew boards and faithful emulators, with an agent writing or running the code.
  10. NVIDIA Jetson3 entriesNVIDIA's Jetson modules (Orin Nano, Orin NX and others) for robots and edge AI, running JetPack Linux.
  11. Teensy3 entriesPJRC's Teensy boards: fast Arm microcontrollers that run Arduino code, common in audio and MIDI projects.
  12. NXP (MCX, i.MX RT, LPC)2 entriesNXP's Arm microcontrollers and crossover chips, such as the MCX, LPC, Kinetis and i.MX RT families on FRDM and EVK boards, built with MCUXpresso or Zephyr.
  13. Silicon Labs2 entriesSilicon Labs' wireless SoCs and microcontrollers (EFR32, EFM32, the Series 2 parts), built with Simplicity Studio and the Simplicity SDK.