🐼 MOKA — Tiny, Open-Source Carrier Board for LattePanda MU

Overview

LattePanda MU is a powerful x86 compute module that brings desktop-grade computing to a small form factor — with PCIe, USB, HDMI, and more, all exposed via an edge connector designed for custom carriers. Jeff Geerling

MOKA takes this module and turns it into a versatile platform by adding essential I/O to unlock real-world integration scenarios. GitHub

Things

🧰 Hardware components used

• LattePanda MU x86 SoM — the compute core
• MOKA carrier board — custom KiCad-designed PCB
• Gigabit Ethernet
• HDMI output
• USB-PD power @ 12 V
• USB 2.0 & 3.0 ports
• M.2 slots (E & M keys)
• FAN connector
• CSI camera connector
• I2C expansion header
• Debug UART pins GitHub
  
  📌 Full KiCad project, Gerbers, BOM, and production files available on the GitHub repo. GitHub

KiCanvas

Explore the desing on browser with KiCanvas.

Open-Source and Designed for Makers

Every part of MOKA’s design is open-source and licensed under CERN-OHL-S-2.0. GitHub

That means:

• Full access to schematic and PCB files
• Easy modification using open tools (KiCad)
• Community reuse and remixing encouraged

CNC casing