Arduino Uno Q 4G

Arduino Uno Q 4G

The Arduino UNO Q bridges the gap between traditional microcontroller development and high-performance embedded computing. By combining a Linux-powered Qualcomm® Dragonwing™ processor with a dedicated STM32 microcontroller, it offers developers the ideal platform for robotics, artificial intelligence, computer vision, and connected applications. With 4GB of RAM and 32GB of eMMC storage, the board is ready to tackle demanding workloads right out of the box.

Intelligent Dual-Core Operation

Unlike conventional development boards, the UNO Q uses a dual-brain architecture that separates advanced processing from real-time control. The Qualcomm® Dragonwing™ QRB2210 runs Linux and handles compute-intensive tasks such as networking, AI processing, and multimedia applications, while the STM32U585 manages time-critical functions including sensor input, actuator control, and automation routines. This architecture maximizes performance while maintaining dependable real-time responsiveness.

Built for Edge AI and Computer Vision

Designed with machine learning in mind, the UNO Q provides the computing resources needed for local AI inference and image processing. Its quad-core CPU, Adreno GPU, and dual ISP architecture enable applications such as object detection, image recognition, gesture control, and video analytics directly on the device. The generous memory capacity further enhances performance when running multiple AI models or processing complex data streams.

Flexible Development Environment

Whether developing Arduino sketches, Python applications, or hybrid solutions that utilize both processors, the UNO Q streamlines the entire workflow. Arduino App Lab, a preconfigured Linux environment, and support for containerized applications through Docker provide developers with a versatile toolkit for rapid prototyping and deployment. Access to prebuilt examples and open-source software further reduces development time.

Extensive Connectivity and Hardware Compatibility

Designed around the trusted Arduino UNO footprint, the board supports a broad ecosystem of shields and accessories. The integrated Qwiic interface enables plug-and-play expansion with compatible sensors and modules, while built-in dual-band Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1 provide reliable wireless communications. A USB-C video output adds display capabilities, making the UNO Q a powerful solution for connected devices, smart systems, and next-generation embedded applications.