Edgi-Talk is a machine learning platform/development kit powered by an Infineon PSOC Edge E84 Arm Cortex-M55/M33 SoC featuring Arm Helium, an Arm Ethos-U55 micro NPU, and an ultra-low-power NNLite neural network accelerator, all of which enable AI/ML processing at varying power/performance levels.
The devkit also comes with 128 MB PSRAM, 128MB QSPI flash, a 4.3-inch capacitive touchscreen display, two digital microphones, a speaker, WiFi 6 and Bluetooth LE 6.0 wireless connectivity, motion and environmental sensors, as well as a 40-pin Raspberry Pi header and two PMOD connectors for expansion.
Edgi-Talk specifications:
- SoC – Infineon PSOC Edge E84
- CPU
- Arm Cortex-M55 @ 400 MHz with FPU, MPU, Arm Helium support, 256KB i-TCM, 256KB D-TCM, and 5MB SRAM
- Arm Cortex-M33 @ 200 MHz with 1MB SRAM, 64KB ROM
- GPU – Low-power 2.5D GPU
- NPU – Dual architecture Arm Ethos-U55 NPU + NNLITE NPU
- CPU
- System Memory – 128 MB PSRAM
- Storage
- 128 MB QSPI Flash
- MicroSD card slot
- Display – 4.3-inch MIPI-DSI high-definition capacitive touchscreen
- Audio
- 2x digital microphones
- 1 W amplifier for built-in speaker
- USB – USB High-Speed Type-C port
- Wireless – Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 and BLE 6.0 via Infineon AIROC CYW55512
- Sensors
- AHT20 temperature & humidity sensor
- LSM6DS3TR-C 6-axis inertial measurement unit
- Expansion
- 40-pin Raspberry Pi-compatible GPIO header with UART, SPI, I2C…
- 2x PMOD connector
- Debugging – DAP/Trace via USB-C port, 6-pin SWD pads
- Power Supply
- 5V via USB Type-C port
- 2-pin battery connector for standard 500 mAh 502540 LiPo battery (not included)
- Dimensions – 115 x 73 x 20 mm

The development board is supported by RT-Thread RTOS and comes pre-bundled with the XiaoZhi AI large language model, enabling users to build a voice assistant prototype, create a smart sensor hub, or develop a Smart human-computer interface (HMI).
You’ll find the RT-Thread Board Support Package (BSP) on GitHub, along with code samples (C language) for all features of the board, and basic documentation to get started with the RT-Thread Studio IDE. A video demo of the platform is embedded at the end of this post.
RT-Thread launched the Edgi-Talk on Crowd Supply with a $13,900 funding target, which represents 100 devkits at $139. Each includes a development board, a custom enclosure, an integrated touch display, a speaker, and two microphones for local interaction with the preinstalled Xiao Zhi large language model, as well as one USB Type-C cable. Shipping is free to the US and adds $14 to the rest of the world. Deliveries are scheduled to start at the end of February 2026.

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It looked appealing at first until I figured that it seems to require its dedicated development environment (this new trend is getting extremely annoying, there’s not even a single makefile), it requires that among your friends, at least one has a Windows-equiped PC and is willing to take the risk of letting you install their stuff on it to permit you to program the board, which is becoming increasingly hard to find these days. Let’s pass, there will surely be more open equivalents in the near future.
Surely Windows Live USB Flash Disks in VMs are enough and extensible to I/O?