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Compact development board with camera module and touchscreen display

yahboom

Yahboom K210 Developer Kit AI Vision RISC-V Camera

SKU CH-MGZB-BVBB0

RISC-V development board with camera, touchscreen and sensors for AI vision and audio projects

  • CPU TypeOther
  • RISC-V architecture enables low-power edge AI processing
  • On-board HD camera supports machine vision and face recognition
  • Capacitive touch screen provides immediate visual feedback for prototypes
  • All K210 chip I/O pins exposed via headers for hardware expansion
  • Three development environments supported for Windows, Linux and Mac OS

RISC-V development board for machine vision

The Yahboom K210 kit is a compact development board built around a RISC-V processor for machine vision and audio recognition tasks. It targets makers and engineers prototyping smart-home, robotics or security-monitoring projects. The board ships new with an HD camera and capacitive touch screen included.

Pin-header expansion and Wi-Fi connectivity

All K210 chip I/O lines are broken out through pin headers for custom sensor or actuator integration. An on-board ESF8285 Wi-Fi module enables wireless communication when the board and host computer share a network, allowing remote control scenarios. The board runs on Windows, Linux or Mac OS development environments.

Factory test code plus open-source courseware

A factory test program is pre-loaded, while demo applications must be flashed by the user. Yahboom supplies extensive open-source tutorials and online technical support to accelerate project bring-up. On-board peripherals such as RGB LEDs, gyroscope, speaker and microphone array interface are ready for immediate experimentation.

Highlights

  • RISC-V architecture enables low-power edge AI processing
  • On-board HD camera supports machine vision and face recognition
  • Capacitive touch screen provides immediate visual feedback for prototypes
  • All K210 chip I/O pins exposed via headers for hardware expansion
  • Three development environments supported for Windows, Linux and Mac OS

Specifications

CPU TypeOther

Questions about this item

How much heat does the K210 chip generate when running vision tasks continuously?

The K210 developer kit has no active cooling; sustained vision workloads will warm the board, so mount it with airflow space.

What is the power draw of the on-board ESF8285 Wi-Fi module during all-day operation?

The ESF8285 Wi-Fi module draws modest power; the kit runs from a 5 V USB supply and stays cool enough for continuous IoT use.

Which host computer and cable are needed to flash the first demo program onto the board?

You need a Windows, Linux or Mac computer with a USB data cable and both devices on the same Wi-Fi network for the initial firmware burn.

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