Luckfox PicoKVM with 1.54" touchscreen & Base version, Lightweight IP KVM remote management tool

Hello everyone. This time I will introduce the latest product launched by Luxfox Technology. It is a lightweight IPKVM operation and maintenance tool that remotely captures the target devices screen over the network and simulates keyboard and mouse input enabling touchless operation and maintenance management for development boards, computers, and servers. Traditional remote control software needs to be installed within the operating system, thus facing potential security vulnerabilities and supply chain attack risks. While Luckfox Pico KVM with its hardware independent architecture fundamentally reduces security risks, it allows for remote control via a web interface. Traditional remote software relies on the operating system. Once the system malfunctions, the connection will be immediately interrupted and management capabilities will drop to zero. The Pico KVM is implemented based on hardware. It can still operate even if the target device system crashes. It supports critical tasks such as restarting, installing systems, and debugging hardware. Additionally, traditional remote software cannot achieve outofband power cycle management after the operating system shuts down, sleeps, or crashes. Remote startup, restart, or power status operations cannot be performed requiring manual on-site intervention. Luxfox Pico KV VM can be controlled via IO to achieve remote power on restart or power status operations for remote access. The default integration of tail scale and zero tier cross networking features. Devices within the network can access the web control page through the Pico KVM network IP to perform remote management simplifying operations while ensuring data and operation security. In terms of expandability, the onboard micro SD card slot can flexibly expand storage space which can store images for simulating storage devices. To meet the different needs of users, we offer two versions. Pico KVM is a fullfeatured configuration featuring a refined CNC metal casing and LCD screen allowing for intuitive access to system information through the screen balancing functionality and aesthetics recommended for most users to choose. The Pico KV VM base is the basic configuration suitable for users with some hands-on ability or DIY needs. Next is a quick demonstration of usage. First, connect the controlled host to the Pico KV VM using an HDMI cable and connect the controlled host to the Pico KV VM via a USB cable to provide power. Then, connect the PVM to the local area network using an Ethernet cable.