Embedded AI hardware · OEM / ODM

Engineering from board definition to production handoff

Purpose-built RK3576 & RK3588 hardware for edge products

AIKerm helps product teams turn Rockchip-based requirements into considered carrier boards, embedded systems, and manufacturing-ready engineering deliverables.

  • RK3588advanced edge compute
  • RK3576balanced embedded AI
  • OEM / ODMcustom board programs

Platform focus

Rockchip programs, shaped around your product

A practical foundation for product teams selecting a high-capability or balanced embedded AI platform.

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RK3576 Series

A compact embedded AI direction for HMI, vision, and controllers where integration choices matter as much as the application processor.

  • Product-fit performance planning
  • Industrial connector strategies
  • BOM review for program continuity
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MCU & hybrid systems

Combine an application processor with a custom MCU companion board for real-time IO, control loops, and power-management responsibilities.

  • MCU co-design and firmware interfaces
  • CAN, RS485, and GPIO expansion
  • Test and programming tool planning

Program deliverables

The work behind a dependable hardware handoff

A focused set of engineering outputs helps align product, firmware, mechanical, and manufacturing decisions.

Start with your requirements
01

Architecture & IO definition

Translate interfaces, peripherals, power inputs, and enclosure constraints into a board-level direction.

02

Carrier board engineering

Develop schematic and PCB implementation around the selected platform and required connectivity.

03

Bring-up & integration

Coordinate hardware bring-up with BSP baseline, debug access, and practical integration checkpoints.

04

Production support tools

Plan fixtures, programming flows, and repeatable checks that support a controlled manufacturing handoff.

Engineering validation

Design decisions checked before the next stage

Validation is built into the program flow, not added as an afterthought. Reviews are tailored to the interfaces and operating context of each design.

  • Power sequencing and rail behavior review
  • Thermal-path and mechanical-fit review
  • Interface, debug, and boot-path checks
  • Prototype observations documented for iteration

Program flow

A clear path from brief to handoff

  1. 01

    Define

    Review platform, IO, form factor, operating context, and program priorities.

  2. 02

    Engineer

    Develop schematic, PCB approach, power strategy, and integration details.

  3. 03

    Validate

    Bring up prototypes and document checks that guide the next design decision.

  4. 04

    Handoff

    Prepare the engineering package, tooling plan, and production-support inputs.

Technical FAQ

Useful answers before an engineering conversation

Can AIKerm work from an existing system architecture?

Yes. An existing interface map, enclosure constraint, or reference design can serve as the starting point for a focused technical discussion.

What helps define the right Rockchip platform?

The decision is shaped by application workload, interfaces, media paths, power budget, form factor, and the integration work around the processor.

Can an MCU be included alongside the application processor?

Yes. A hybrid architecture can separate real-time IO or control responsibilities from the embedded Linux application side.

What should an initial inquiry include?

Share the intended application, target platform if known, key interfaces, physical constraints, and the questions your team needs to resolve.

Start a conversation

Tell us what your board needs to do

Share your application, interfaces, and constraints. The more context you provide, the more focused the engineering conversation can be.

  • Rockchip OEM / ODM hardware programs
  • Custom carrier boards and hybrid MCU systems
  • English and Arabic interface