Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 – Professional Power in a Compact Form

Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 is a modern computing platform designed for advanced industrial applications, embedded solutions, and projects requiring maximum hardware integration. Based on the powerful Broadcom BCM2711 processor with four ARM Cortex-A72 cores, this module delivers high computing performance while maintaining a compact format compatible with a SODIMM-type socket. Raspberry Pi CM4 is available in multiple versions, differing in RAM size and built-in eMMC storage capacity – allowing you to easily tailor the configuration to your project’s specific needs. Versions with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth interfaces enable the development of advanced wireless IoT systems and edge computing devices. Whether you’re building a smart consumer device, an industrial automation system, or a multimedia platform displaying 4K content, the Compute Module 4 delivers the performance, stability, and flexibility you need.

Wide Range of Applications – From IoT to AI Systems

Thanks to its rich set of interfaces, the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 finds applications across various fields. Advanced versions with 8 GB of RAM and 32 GB of eMMC storage handle AI systems, edge AI, advanced data analytics, and real-time multimedia processing with ease. Direct connections to cameras via MIPI-CSI, displays via MIPI-DSI, and access to the PCIe bus allow system expansion with add-on cards, NVMe drives, Wi-Fi 6 controllers, or FPGA units. In the industrial sector, the module works perfectly as the central unit in controllers, communication gateways, and monitoring systems, where reliability, long-term availability, and certified component quality are essential.

Cutting-Edge Technology – A Compact Module with Great Capabilities

Compute Module 4 brings a range of modern technologies to the market that were previously reserved for large SBCs. Support for Gigabit Ethernet with PoE capability, PCIe Gen2 interface, USB 2.0 connectors, and two independent MIPI channels make the module a universal solution for demanding projects. The availability of different variants – with or without built-in storage – enables flexible budgeting and hardware architecture planning. All CM4 versions support graphics acceleration and 4K video processing using H.265 and H.264 codecs, making them an attractive choice for digital signage and information kiosk systems.

Robust Specifications – Ready for Industrial Demands

Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 is designed for long-term use in demanding conditions. The module operates within an extended temperature range and can be installed in industrial enclosures, OEM systems, and end devices. Its compact form factor and easy integration with baseboards, such as the official CM4 IO Board, enable rapid deployment from prototype to mass production. The availability of GPIO, I2C, SPI, and UART connectors ensures smooth integration with sensors, actuators, and communication systems. CM4 successfully replaces traditional single-board computers in applications where stability, space-saving, and reliable operation are critical.

Compatibility and Accessories – A Ready-to-Grow Ecosystem

Compute Module 4 is compatible with a wide range of accessories available from Kamami. You’ll find dedicated expansion boards, communication adapters, debugging interfaces, FFC cables, heatsinks, power supplies, and ready-made enclosures. Thanks to the wide variety of compatible products, you can build complete systems tailored to your project’s specific needs. Many manufacturers also offer their own baseboards designed for specific uses, such as building automation, robot control, or content display systems at points of sale. Compatibility with popular frameworks like TensorFlow Lite, OpenCV, and Home Assistant significantly speeds up integration and helps bring solutions to market faster.

An Investment in the Future – Long-Term Support and Project Growth

By choosing Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, you’re investing not only in hardware but also in the long-term security of your projects. The module comes with an extended availability cycle and technical support, making it an ideal choice for manufacturing companies, tech startups, and educational institutions. Thanks to its large user community, abundance of educational resources, and open ecosystem, CM4 remains one of the most flexible and versatile compute modules available on the market. Regular updates to Raspberry Pi OS and support for alternative Linux distributions further enhance its value as a development platform.