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LuckFox Pico

Ultra-compact Linux SBC (51x21mm) based on Rockchip RV1103 with ARM Cortex-A7 @ 1.2GHz, RISC-V MCU co-processor, 0.5 TOPS NPU, ISP 3.2, 64MB DDR2, MIPI CSI camera, and 24 GPIO pins in a Pico form factor.

Starting from

$8.99

Compatible Firmware
Accessories

Specifications

CPU Cores1
Clock Speed1.2 GHz
GPIO Level3.3V
Power Input5V
Ethernet10/100 Mbps
StoragemicroSD
Dimensions51 x 21mm
Weight~10g

Components

Rockchip RV1103 vision processor — ARM Cortex-A7 @ 1.2GHz + RISC-V MCU + 0.5 TOPS NPU + ISP 3.2

Bus Interfaces

UART
SPI
I2C
PWM
ADC
MIPI CSI
USB 2.0

GPIO Map

1
GPIO1_B2_d
UART2_TX_M1
2
GPIO1_B3_u
UART2_RX_M1
3
GND
4
GPIO1_C7_d
UART4_CTS_M1
5
GPIO1_C6_d
UART4_RTS_M1
6
GPIO1_C5_d
UART4_TX_M1
7
GPIO1_C4_d
UART4_RX_M1
8
GND
9
GPIO1_D2_d
SPI0_CS1_M0I2C3_SDA_M1PWM0_M1
10
GPIO1_D3_d
I2C3_SCL_M1PWM11_IR_M2
11
GPIO1_A2_d
SPI0_CS0_M0PWM0_M0
12
GPIO1_C0_d
PWM2_M2
13
GND
14
GPIO1_C1_d
SPI0_CLK_M0PWM4_M2
15
GPIO1_C2_d
SPI0_MOSI_M0PWM5_M2
16
GPIO1_C3_d
SPI0_MISO_M0PWM6_M2
17
GPIO0_A4_d
PWM1_M0
18
GND
19
GPIO1_D0_d
UART3_TX_M1PWM3_IR_M2
20
GPIO1_D1_d
UART3_RX_M1PWM10_M2
21
GPIO4_B1_d
22
GPIO4_B0_d
23
GND
24
GPIO4_A6_d
ETH_TXP
25
GPIO4_A2_d
ETH_TXN
26
GPIO4_A3_d
ETH_RXP
27
GPIO4_A4_d
ETH_RXN
28
GND
29
NC
30
GPIO4_C0_s
SARADC_IN0
31
GPIO4_C1_z
SARADC_IN1
32
GND
33
GND
34
NC
35
NC
36
3V3_OUT
Power output
37
3V3_EN
3.3V enable
38
GND
39
VSYS
System voltage input
40
VBUS
USB VBUS 5V

LuckFox Pico

The LuckFox Pico is an ultra-compact Linux development board built around the Rockchip RV1103 vision processor SoC. Measuring just 51 × 21mm in a Raspberry Pi Pico-compatible form factor, it packs a single-core ARM Cortex-A7 processor running at 1.2GHz alongside a RISC-V MCU co-processor for low-power and fast-boot scenarios.

Key Features

  • Heterogeneous processing: ARM Cortex-A7 (Linux) + RISC-V MCU (fast boot, low power) + 0.5 TOPS NPU (AI inference) + ISP 3.2 (camera processing)
  • AI-ready: NPU supports int4/int8/int16 mixed-precision quantization, up to 1.0 TOPS with int4 — capable of face recognition in under 1 second
  • Camera interface: MIPI CSI 2-lane connector supporting up to 4MP @ 30fps with HDR, WDR, and multi-level noise reduction
  • Fast boot: 250ms fast picture capture using the RISC-V MCU co-processor
  • Compact: 51 × 21mm Pico form factor with 2× 20-pin headers (24 GPIO)
  • Intelligent encoding: Built-in H.264/H.265 encoder with scene-adaptive rate control, saving ~50% bandwidth vs. CBR

Processor Details

The RV1103 SoC integrates:

  • CPU: ARM Cortex-A7 @ 1.2GHz with NEON SIMD and FPU
  • MCU: RISC-V co-processor for low-power operation and fast startup
  • NPU: 0.5 TOPS (int8), up to 1.0 TOPS (int4) — Rockchip's 4th-gen neural processing unit
  • ISP: 3rd-gen ISP3.2 supporting 4MP input, HDR, WDR, 3DNR
  • Video encoder: Smart H.264/H.265 with adaptive bitrate
  • Audio: Integrated audio codec with microphone input and line output
  • Ethernet: 10/100M MAC with embedded PHY

GPIO & Interfaces

The board exposes 24 GPIO pins through 2× 20-pin headers:

  • 4× UART (UART2, UART3, UART4)
  • 1× SPI (SPI0 with dual chip-select)
  • 1× I2C (I2C3)
  • Up to 18× PWM channels
  • 2× SAR ADC channels
  • 1× MIPI CSI 2-lane (camera)
  • USB 2.0 Host/Device via USB-C
  • 10/100M Ethernet via test pads

Software Support

The official LuckFox SDK on GitHub provides a complete Buildroot-based Linux development environment. The board boots Buildroot Linux by default and supports:

  • RTSP camera streaming with hardware-accelerated encoding
  • OpenCV-based computer vision applications
  • RKNN (Rockchip Neural Network) inference for AI models
  • RKMPI multimedia processing pipeline
  • LVGL for display interfaces

Dimensions

  • Board size: 51.00 × 21.00mm
  • Pin spacing: 2.54mm standard headers
  • Weight: ~10g

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