08:05 <Guest5> Hi

08:06 <Guest5> I  want to compare BEagleBone  with Raspberry pi4

08:07 <Guest5> Which beaglebone model use for compare?

08:08 <Guest5> Which beaglebone model higher than Raspberry-pi 4 as performance , ram, interface

08:08 <zmatt> they're very different devices... the rpis are basically consumer products, using largely undocumented media-oriented SoCs that are custom for the rpi foundation and are not available for purchase by anyone else. the beaglebones are based on well-documented industrial SoCs that are easily available, which makes the beaglebones also useful for prototyping custom designs

08:09 <Guest5> ok.

08:10 <Guest5> what is OSD3358 cpu operating temperature

08:10 <Guest5> ANd AM335X ?

08:11 <zmatt> cpu performance is typically not the most important factor in industrial applications, they tend to care more about reliability and such. the am335x in particular does not have a very fast cpu (1 GHz Cortex-A8) compared to the rpi4

08:12 <Guest5> which beaglebone model I use?

08:12 <zmatt> am335x has various temperature ratings, the one used in most beaglebones is 0 to 90 degrees

08:12 <zmatt> you haven't given any useful information about what you want to use the device for, hence I cannot answer that

08:13 <Guest5> I sorry

08:13 <Guest5> Unmanned aerial system

08:14 <Guest5> forredundant autopilot

08:14 <Guest5> for redundant autopilot

08:15 <Guest5> it must work -40-+85 operation temperature

08:15 <zmatt> the beaglebone industrial supports that temperature range

08:15 <Guest5> it is compatible with CAN,RS485, RS232 communicaiton protocol

08:16 <Guest5> it is compatible with px4 and ardupilot autopilot

08:16 <zmatt> it supports such interfaces

08:17 <zmatt> with suitable external transceivers

08:18 <zmatt> I don't really know much about ardupilot or px4, I would assume they run on any linux system but that's a question better asked to their communities I guess

08:18 <Guest5> what do you say ?   "Beaglebone AI-64" or "beagleboardX15" or "BeagleBone Black Industrial" or "SeeedStudio BeagleBone Green" or "SanCloud BeagleBone Enhanced" or "BeagleBoard-xM" or "BeagleBone AI"

08:20 <zmatt> the BeagleBone Black Industrial supports the temperature range you asked for

08:22 <Guest5> BeagleBone Black Industrial perfomance is lower

08:22 <Guest5> what is price?

08:22 <zmatt> is the internet down?

08:22 <Guest5> no

08:23 <zmatt> BBB Industrial's performance is same as other AM335x-based beaglebones

08:23 <Guest5>  "Beaglebone AI-64" ?

08:23 <Guest5> "beagleboardX15" ?

08:23 <zmatt> what about them?

08:23 <Guest5> "BeagleBoard-xM"?

08:24 <Guest5> "BeagleBone AI"?

08:24 <zmatt> the xM is an ancient and obsolete device

08:24 <Guest5> Performance?

08:24 <zmatt> are you doing machine vision?

08:24 <Guest5> ok.

08:24 <Guest5> not much.

08:25 <Guest5> I machine learning

08:25 <Guest5> not much

08:25 <Guest5> raspberrypi 4 is

08:25 <Guest5> 1.5 Ghz

08:25 <Guest5> 4 ram

08:26 <Guest5> BCM2711 cpu

08:26 <Guest5> 4 core

08:27 <zmatt> why are you copy-pasting specs of the rpi4 ? nobody here cares, and if they did they would look it up online

08:27 <zmatt> most of what you've stated are meaningless numbers anyway

08:28 <zmatt> if you need the highest performing board from beagleboard.org for machine vision, that would be the BeagleBone AI-64 currently... if you have the space, power, and cooling for it

08:28 <zmatt> if you want an rpi4, use an rpi4

08:29 <Guest5> ı want to use beaglebone

08:29 <zmatt> anyway, I gotto go to work, afk

08:30 <Guest5> I should say beaglebone is faster than raspberry pi  to my leader

08:30 <Guest5> so

08:31 <Guest5> ı take your idea .

08:31 <Guest5> ok