Compute Module 4 Boards and Projects

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Categories

• Production Boards
• Prototype or Non-Commercial Boards

Production Boards

The following boards are commercially available and can be purchased today.

Picture	Board
	Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 IO Board The official CM4 IO Board. More Info | Website
	MCUzone CM4 4G A carrier with dual Ethernet and a 4G LTE module. More Info | Website
	Retro Game Restore GPiMate Plus for CM4 Lite A stylish way to integrate the CM4 into the Retroflag. More Info | Website
	Sourcekit PiTray mini Inexpensive Raspberry Pi 4 model B form factor carrier. More Info | Website
	Waveshare Compute Module 4 PoE Board Some nice upgrades to the original IO Board design. More Info | Website

Prototype or Non-Commercial Boards

The following boards are either not yet commercially available or one-offs and might be licensed under an Open Hardware License, allowing you to build your own.

Picture	Board
	Blinkinlabs Raspberry Router A four-port 1 Gbps router designed around the CM4. More Info | Website
	CM4 Handheld Gaming Device by juckettd A Nintendo Wii U-sized portable gaming device. More Info | Website
	CM4 MATX An open hardware micro-ATX motherboard for the CM4. More Info | Website
	CM4 SATA NAS by mebs_t A small NAS carrier board for 2 SATA drives. More Info | Website
	CutiePie Tablet A CM4-based touchscreen tablet with a handle. More Info | Website
	Gumstix Raspberry Pi CM4 Development Board A compact IO Board with an M.2 slot. More Info | Website
	Harlab's CM4 Nano A tiny, feature-packed 'backpack' board for the CM4. More Info | Website
	Minimal RPi CM4 Carrier Board by dronecz The smallest and simplest CM4 carrier board. More Info | Website
	CM4 NAS Mini PCIe by olvint Based on mebs_t's board, this NAS uses Mini PCIe. More Info | Website
	Over:Board Mini ITX motherboard A Mini ITX motherboard for the Compute Module 4. More Info | Website
	PiKeeb - Open Source Digital Typewriter All-in-one keyboard-enclosure-screen device. More Info | Website
	Piunora - CM4 in Metro/Arduino form factor M.2 underneath, Arduino-style connections up top. More Info | Website
	Retro Lite CM4 Nintendo Switch-sized Raspberry Pi gaming handheld. More Info | Website
	Seeed Studio Dual-GigE CM4 Routerboard Two-port gigabit router with USB 3. More Info | Website
	StereoPi - DIY stereoscopic camera Two cameras for steroscopic vision. More Info | Website
	TinyCar CM4 Integrates two Google Coral TPUs in a tiny package. More Info | Website
	TOFU Industrial CM4 Carrier PoE and M.2 2242 B-key industrial CM4 board. More Info | Website
	Turing Pi 2 4 CM4 Cluster on a Mini ITX board. More Info | Website
	Uptime Lab CM4 M.2 Blade Concept Concept for 22 CM4s with M.2 storage in a 1U rack. More Info | Website
	Wiretrustee 4x SATA NAS Board SATA NAS board with an optional control board. More Info | Website

About

This project is maintained by Jeff Geerling. The Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 is a product of Raspberry Pi (Trading) Limited.