
Following CES 2026, AAEON has announced its development plans for the BOXER-8742AI, an upcoming embedded AI box PC built on the newly introduced NVIDIA Jetson T4000 module. The system represents AAEON’s first platform designed around the Jetson T4000 and is targeted at high-performance edge AI deployments across multiple industries.
The BOXER-8742AI is being developed as a fanless embedded AI system, engineered to support production-ready AI workloads, real-time processing and multi-sensor applications. Powered by NVIDIA’s Blackwell architecture, the Jetson T4000 module delivers a significant leap in AI performance, offering up to four times higher AI compute alongside improved energy efficiency and real-time reasoning capabilities.
Despite its compact footprint — measuring approximately 210mm × 164.2mm × 74mm — the BOXER-8742AI is designed to support demanding edge AI use cases. These include applications such as smart factory automation, autonomous mobile robots (AMR) and AI-enabled roadside infrastructure, where low latency and high-throughput sensor processing are critical.
From an I/O and connectivity perspective, the BOXER-8742AI is expected to feature a robust set of interfaces suited to complex industrial environments. Planned connectivity includes four RJ-45 LAN ports with PoE support, an additional 5GbE RJ-45 port, and a selection of DB-9 and DB-15 interfaces supporting CANBus, DIO and RS-232/422/485 protocols. The system will also offer four USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, enabling high-bandwidth data transfer from multiple synchronised vision sensors.
According to AAEON, the BOXER-8742AI is scheduled for availability in Q2 2026. At this stage, the platform is positioned as an announcement-stage product, with specifications and configurations subject to final validation as development progresses.
At ETE, we closely monitor new embedded and edge AI platforms announced by our technology partners in order to support early evaluation, solution planning and technical discussions. As further details on the BOXER-8742AI become available, we will continue to share updates and guidance relevant to local projects and deployments.





