GRiSP 2
Scalable Prototyping for Embedded Systems

The GRiSP 2 board is a modular prototyping board combining a system on module (SoM) with an IO break-out base board. It features built-in Wi-Fi, USB, Ethernet, and multiple extension ports.
💡 Ideal for: Networked applications, automation, and distributed systems.
Built on feedback from GRiSP 1, GRiSP 2 introduces:
- Bare-metal Erlang for real-time applications.
- Higher CPU performance & improved I/O throughput.
- Faster boot times & secure key storage.
- A modular design for easy production transition.
GRiSP2 Technical Specifications
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Get Started with GRiSP
Build your projects faster and more efficiently with GRiSP2 and its Digilent Pmod™ Compatible accessories, fully compliant with the Pmod™ Interface Specification.
💡 New to GRiSP? Start with our Developer Resources for setup guides, API docs, and tutorials.
What's in the Box?
- GRiSP2 Board
- Documentation & Resources: Access to comprehensive guides, open-source code, and community support.
GRiSP Nano
Compact, Low-Power Board for IoT & Automation
Our newest addition to the GRiSP ecosystem, designed to bring the BEAM to resource-constrained embedded environments. With its compact size and efficient power management, it extends GRiSP’s capabilities into IoT, robotics, and automation.
💡 Ideal for: Robotics, sensor networks, and battery-powered devices.
Currently in Development
The prototype is ready, and work is ongoing to bring full Erlang VM support. A Kickstarter campaign is planned to bring GRiSP Nano into production.
GRiSP Nano Technical Specifications
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Digilent Pmod™ Compatible Expansion Modules

Expand your GRiSP 2 board with Digilent Pmod™ Compatible accessories, providing access to affordable, ready-to-use expansion modules:
- Sensors: Accelerometers, gyros, temperature sensors, GPS, and more.
- Actuators: Motor drivers, servos, and audio output.
- Connectivity: I²C, SPI, UART, and additional I/O options.