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    Toradex Launches Two New Computer on Module Families for Ultra-Compact Industrial and IoT Applications

    Toradex has expanded its embedded computing portfolio with four new modules powered by NXP i.MX 93 and i.MX 91 processors: OSM iMX93, OSM iMX91, and Lino iMX93, Lino iMX91 by launching two entirely new Computer on Module (CoM) families, OSM and Lino.

    The OSM and Lino families deliver cost-optimized, industrial-grade reliability, offering ultra-compact form factors, and long-term software support, designed for high-volume, space-constrained industrial IoT devices, like industrial controllers, gateways, smart sensors, and handheld systems, among others. For AI at the Edge, Industrial IoT applications, the NXP i.MX 93 offers a 0.5 TOPS NPU, enabling entry-level HW accelerated on-device machine learning for smart sensing, analytics, and industrial intelligence. Designed for extreme temperatures from -40°C to +85°C, both the OSM and Lino families deliver industrial-grade reliability and availability through 2038, providing a future-proof foundation for next-generation IoT and edge devices.

    Both families deliver new compact, reliable, industrial Edge AI compute platforms”, said Samuel Imgrueth, CEO at Toradex. “While OSM adds a solderable standard form factor, Lino provides connector-based ease of use for rapid integration and serviceability. This empowers customers to design next generation, intelligent, space-constrained devices with confidence, scalability, and long-term support.

    OSM Family: Solderable, Ultra-Compact, Open Standard

    The OSM family adheres to the Open Standard Module (OSM) Size-S specification, providing a 30 × 30mm solderable, connector-less design optimized for automated assembly, rugged operation, and cost-effective scaling. It’s an ideal choice for high-volume applications up to several hundred thousand devices a year.

    Lino Family: Connector-Based Flexibility for High-Volume Devices

    The Lino family provides a cost-optimized, connector-based entry point for space-constrained devices. Its easy-to-use connector interface simplifies integration, serviceability, and speeds up development, while rich connectivity options support a wide range of scalable industrial and IoT applications.

    Toradex is also introducing the Verdin-Lino Adapter, allowing any Lino module to be mounted onto any Verdin-compatible carrier board. This gives customers immediate access to the powerful Verdin ecosystem and enables testing and validation using both the Verdin Development Board and existing Verdin-based custom designs.

    All modules come with full Toradex Software support, including a Yocto Reference Image and Torizon support, a Yocto-based, long-term-supported Linux platform that provides secure OTA remote updates, device monitoring, remote access, and simplified EU CRA (Cyber Resilience Act) compliance. Its integration with Visual Studio Code and rich ecosystem accelerates development while ensuring production reliability and operational security. Torizon is also the ideal starting point for your own Linux Distribution.

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