- Advanced functionality and versatility for electronic engineers, developers, and educators, enabling a wide range of embedded projects. - Extensive GPIO options and programmable capabilities for developing Shome devices, projects, robot control, and educational training experiments. - Board features include 520 KB of RAM and 4 MB mounted flash, a Type C port, and stamp hole design to seamlessly integrate USB 1.1 host/device with a customized baseboard that supports low power operation. - Double-core architecture with the RP2350A chip: a dual-core ARM and HASARD3 RISC-V processor running up to 150 MHz. - The design emphasizes compatibility, low-power baseboard integration, and flexible expansion through the stamp-hole layout, making it suitable for a variety of development and educational needs. - Use scenarios: 1) Educational labs and training setups to teach embedded systems, microcontroller programming, and basic robotics with Shome devices. 2) Prototyping small robots or sensor networks that require USB 1.1 host/device interaction and low-power baseboard integration. 3) Rapid development cycles for Shome-based projects and electronics demonstrations, leveraging the GPIO richness and dual-core processing for responsive control.