Hardware

TheCube is built around a Raspberry Pi 5 with a custom board that includes a display, sensors, and an IO Bridge expansion coprocessor.

Key Components

  • Raspberry Pi 5 — main SoC running TheCube-Core
  • 720×720 LCD — MIPI/DSI display
  • Speakers + Microphones — audio I/O
  • mmWave Presence Sensor — connected via Pi UART
  • NFC Reader — connected via Pi I2C
  • IO Bridge (RP2354) — expansion coprocessor connected via SPI, providing developer-facing GPIO, I2C, SPI, UART, PIO, and future CAN interfaces

Subpages

  • Specs — full hardware specifications
  • Sensors — onboard sensors
  • GPIO — direct Pi GPIO and bridge GPIO
  • Expansion & IO Bridge — IO Bridge architecture, CubeBridge Protocol, and expansion interfaces
  • Compliance — regulatory information
  • Disassembly — opening and modifying your Cube

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