Hello everyone,

My name is Corentin, and I am a member of a team participating each year to 
the French robotics cup https://www.coupederobotique.fr/.

So we are making robots from scratch, mechanics, electronics and coding.
A robot for the cup is an autonomous with motors to move, actuators to make 
actions on the match table, sensors to see the environment and 
electronics/code to run everything.

This year, we want to change our electronic architecture because the 
current one is a bit old.

After looking at many board with an embedded Linux, we thought that the 
BeagleBone AI was the good one.

So here is a little explanation of what we want of the board :
- An embedded Linux to run our high level code
- A microprocessor to run low level code as motors controls or actuators 
controls
- A lot of GPIOs to plug everything we need (sensors, actuators, etc ...).

So here is our hardware needs for the board :
- Encoder inputs for the odometry of the robots
- PWMs or one I2C bus for the control of the motors
- Another I2C bus for sensors
- 5GhZ Wifi (already present)
- One Ethernet port (already present)
- One USB port (already present)
- Interface for a touchscreen
- Interface for a camera
- 2 serials (debug, and actuators control)
- 1 JTAG (debug)
- Analogs pins
- GPIOs pins

Do you think the board is providing these needs at the same time ?
In the contrary, do you think the BeagleBone Black will do the job ?

The next questions are more general.

Since Linux is running on the board, what is the state of the support of 
Linux ?
What's left to do ?

Will you continue the support of the board in the long run ?
New versions of the board will be make ?

Thank you a lot,

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