BeagleBadge

BeagleBadge is an open hardware, battery-powered Linux computer in a badge form factor. It pairs a 4.2 inch black-and-white ePaper display with a 5-way (4-directional and center) joystick, buttons, an RGB LED and two 7-segment digits. BeagleBadge also features 2.4GHz Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth Low Energy and LoRa connectivity. On-board sensing includes a 6-axis accelerometer & gyroscope for position & orientation, plus an ambient light sensor. Two QWIIC connectors, a Grove connector and a mikroBUS socket let you add off-the-shelf modules such as pulse oximeters, UV spectroscopy sensors, fingerprint readers, GPS receivers, haptic drivers, and audio boards. Use it to build interactive badges, wearable projects, health and environmental monitors, and human-machine interfaces.

1. Introduction

Introduction to BeagleBadge board with information on each component location on both front and back of the board.

Introduction

2. Quick start

Getting started guide to enable you to start building your projects in no time.

Quick Start Guide

3. Design & Specifications

Hardware and mechanical design and specifications of BeagleBadge board for those who want to know their board inside and out.

Design and Specifications

4. Expansion

Connector pinout diagrams with expansion details so that you can easily debug your connections and create custom expansion hardware.

Expansion

5. Demos

Demos and tutorials to quickly learn about BeagleBadge capabilities.

Demos and Tutorials

6. Support

Additional supporting information, images, documents, change history and hardware & software repositories including issue trackers.

Additional Support Information