MScape N100 Robot Controller
A compact 100 TOPS-class robot controller for embodied intelligence platforms that need EtherCAT, Xenomai hard real-time control, and camera expansion in a space-constrained body.
- 100 TOPS-Class Compute
- EtherCAT + Xenomai
- 10-Camera Expansion
Compact Control for Embodied Intelligence Systems
Compact robot-side installation
Real-time motion-control path
Camera and industrial I/O expansion
When to Choose N100
Real-Time Control Matters
Space Is Limited
Camera Access Is Required
N100 Engineering Highlights
EtherCAT Real-Time Communication
Commercial-grade EtherCAT support with bus-cycle jitter under 50 us, helping motion-control systems maintain deterministic communication timing.
Xenomai Hard Real-Time Kernel
Built around a hard real-time control path for robot tasks that need fast and predictable response rather than general-purpose compute alone.
Camera Expansion in a Compact Body
Supports up to 10 camera connections with flexible cabling, making it suitable for compact embodied intelligence platforms with vision requirements.
N100 Specification Summary
Use this table as a first evaluation layer. Confirm exact values and interface definitions in the official N100 technical manual.
| Product Role | Compact robot controller for embodied intelligence |
|---|---|
| AI Compute | 100 TOPS-class |
| Real-Time Control | Xenomai hard real-time kernel |
| EtherCAT | Commercial-grade EtherCAT, bus-cycle jitter under 50 us |
| Task Response | Microsecond-level response path |
| Camera Expansion | Up to 10 cameras |
| Best Fit | Compact robots needing compute, real-time control, and vision expansion |
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