DFRobot product line now available from Mouser Electronics

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Mouser Electronics announced a global distribution agreement with DFRobot, a leading robotics and open source hardware provider. The agreement brings DFRobot’s robotics and maker-focused products to Mouser’s growing open source lineup.

The DFRobot product line available from Mouser Electronics focuses on the Gravity Series plug-and-play toolkit and the LattePanda single-board computer.

The open source Gravity Series provides an easy-to-use platform for developing prototypes for applications ranging from smart home and robotics to industrial manufacturing and environmental monitoring. We spoke about the Gravity Arduino Starter Kit few months ago; you can find the news here.

The LattePanda is a powerful single-board computer that combines Windows 10 with an Arduino-compatible co-processor for physical computing. It allows developers to run powerful tools and provides APIs for developing software and hardware projects in C#, JavaScript, Ruby and more.

The board is based on the quad-core Intel® Atom™ Z8350 processor running up to 1.92 GHz and also supports both Linux and Android.

Full specifications here:

• Processor: Intel^®Cherry Trail Z8350 Quad Core
• Base Frequency: 1.44GHz
• Burst Frequency: 1.92GHz
• Operation System: Pre-installed full edition of Windows 10
• Ram: 4GB DDR3L
• Storage Capability: 64GB
• GPU: Intel HD Graphics, 12 EUs @200-500Mhz, single-channel memory
• One USB3.0 port and two USB 2.0 ports
• Wi-Fi 802.11n 2.4G
• Bluetooth 4.0
• Built-in Arduino Co-processor: ATmega32u4
• Video output: HDMI and MIPI-DSI
• Onboard touch panel overlay connector
• Supports 100Mbps Ethernet

GPIO:

• 6 GPIOs from Cherry Trail processor
• 20 GPIOs from Arduino Leonardo
• 6 Plug and play Gravity sensor connectors
• Power: 5v/2A
• Dimension of board: 88x70mm/3.46×2.76″
• Packing Size: 110x94x30mm/4.33×3.70×1.18″
• N.W.: 55g
• G.W.: 100g

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