Quectel Wireless Solutions, a global leader in end-to-end IoT solutions, has unveiled its latest smart robotic computing module, the SH602HA-AP. Built on the D-Robotics Sunrise 5 (X5M) chip platform and running an integrated Ubuntu operating system, the module delivers up to 10 TOPs of brain processing unit (BPU) computing power, marking a significant leap in robotic computing capabilities.
By enabling robots to efficiently handle full-stack computing tasks, this high-performance module ushers in a new era for robotics, and Quectel emphasizes its role in helping customers build a smarter, more connected world.
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Designed to meet the demands of advanced robotic workloads, the SH602HA-AP supports end-to-end computing and accommodates sophisticated large-scale models such as Transformer, Bird’s-Eye View (BEV), and Occupancy. Consequently, it ensures reliable, high-performance execution of complex processing tasks across multiple robotics applications.
Moreover, the module provides outstanding flexibility by seamlessly integrating with Quectel’s LTE Cat 1, LTE Cat 4, 5G, Wi-Fi 6, and GNSS modules. This connectivity breadth enables a wide array of use cases, including smart displays, express lockers, electricity equipment, industrial control terminals, and smart home appliances.
“This module supports edge compute and vision functions among others in robotic applications as the industry adopts robot perception to power the next generation of use cases,” said James Jia, Product Head, Quectel Wireless Solution. “This smart module’s ability to efficiently execute on full-stack computing tasks for robots takes us into a new era and Quectel is proud to be helping customers build a smarter world.”
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The SH602HA-AP also facilitates data input and fusion processing from multiple sensors, including LiDAR, structured light, time-of-flight (TOF), and voice inputs. With a compact design measuring 40.5mm x 40.5mm x 2.9mm and an operating temperature range from -25 °C to +85 °C, the module comes with default 4GB memory and 32GB storage, alongside several additional memory options.
It supports 4K video at 60fps, video encoding and decoding, binocular depth processing, AI-powered visual simultaneous localization and mapping (VSLAM), speech recognition, 3D point cloud computing, and a variety of mainstream robot perception algorithms. The module features Bluetooth, DSI, RGMII, USB 3.0/2.0, SDIO, QSPI, seven UART, seven I2C, and two I2S interfaces, ensuring wide-ranging integration potential.
Finally, the SH602HA-AP easily integrates with other Quectel modules, including the KG200Z LoRa and the FCS950 Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules, offering flexible and scalable connectivity solutions for next-generation robotic applications.
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