Toradex’s new Verdin form factor has a 69.6 x 35mm footprint that is close to the dimensions of Toradex’s earlier Colibri family but supports 260 I/O pins on its SODIMM connector compared to 200. Designed primarily for newcomers to embedded development, Torizon is based on open source Yocto code. Toradex’s container-enabled Torizon distribution will offer integration with the Geppetto service. Rapid manufacturing - Geppetto generated designs with automated PCB routing, BOM, fabs and assembly can be pretested, application ready, and fully assembled in 15 business days.Altium Viewer - Viewer embedded in the Geppetto interface along with Altium Designer project files and high-quality PDF schematics.SCH files plus instant pricing and customized device trees, datasheets and. Free design, BSP, and 3D model files on demand - On-demand generation of customers’ EagleCAD.Custom web-design tool - Simple drag and drop design platform to develop production-ready prototypes for IoT and AI applications.The new Altium-infused Geppetto provides capabilities including: An optional manufacturing service can ship the board from 7-20 working days from design completion. Toradex users can now use the free, modular cloud-based design tool “embedded directly into the Toradex ecosystem” to create Geppetto-based carrier board designs “without the need to draw schematics and layout boards,” says Altium, a major PCB design firm. Geppetto is now available for use by Toradex customers looking to build customized carriers, starting with its Verdin and Colibri compute modules. Geppetto UI screen with Toradex environment Now Altium has announced that Toradex has licensed Geppetto for in-house use. Gumstix, which was acquired by Altium, has long been known for its Geppetto Design-to-Order (D2O) custom board design service for customizing carrier boards based its own Linux-driven modules and those of partners such as Toradex. Toradex has licensed Altium’s online Geppetto embedded board prototyping and design tool for customers using its Arm-based, Linux supported Verdin and Colibri modules. Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Reddit Pinterest Email

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