All you have to do to get a working CNC control is, plug the CNC Cape in your Beaglebone Black, connect motor drivers of your choice, end switches and motors according to the schematic.

[Bart] Wanted to try controlling a CNC with his BeagleBone black, but didn’t want to invest in a CNC Cape. No problem – he created his own translator board for RAMPS. LinuxCNC for the B… ...

The BeagleBone LCD7 Cape, one of the most popular cape plug-in boards, delivers touch screen capability, featuring a 7-inch TFT LCD screen with 4-wire resistive touch and five user buttons.

Fans of the BeagleBone single board computer, little brother to BeagleBoard, now have access to 20 plug-in boards to add a camera, LCDs, weather sensors, and other I/O, writes Steve Bush. Called ...

Mention “beagle” and “cape” together and you might think of “Wonder Dog,” the flying beagle. But the BeagleBoard community has a different beagle and cape in mind. That group uses credit-card-size ...

Today, thousands of designers, makers, hobbyists and engineers have adopted BeagleBone for its one-of-a-kind functionality as a credit-card-sized Linux computer that connects with the Internet and ...

This 4.3” Touchscreen Display Cape connects directly to your BeagleBone (White, Black, or Wireless) to provide a full-color touchscreen display solution.

The BeagleBone Black, with an impressive amount of computing power and a whole bunch of I/O, would make an impressive CNC controller, save for two shortcomings: The BBB isn’t in stock anywher… ...