**Title:** Shenzhen Foundry Reveals VLA EGO4 Hardware Design and Component Layout

Summary

**Summary:** Shenzhen Foundry details the hardware design of the VLA EGO4, including the rear pod PXN-E309-MB-V2 with RV1126B processor, two 7.0F / 2.7V capacitors, and specific board layout. The system uses PXN-E309-FPC-L/R-V2 for camera integration, and includes a passthrough headset with cooling and data recording features. The post emphasizes the importance of reviewing the board for understanding the hardware stack and supply chain implications.

What the source reports

Publisher-reported claims, with original evidence. These results have not been independently verified by RoboSignal.

What remains unknown

Not established in the collected evidence: Environment, Control, Data origin.

Reported performance applies to the described task. It does not establish general autonomy or deployment readiness.

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Since April we have watched each new VLA kit the same way a factory reads a board.

New demo, new launch film — first the name they chose. Then a few of us take the screws out. Not for the recap. The shell shows which materials just got designed in, and which structure is about to freeze.

SZFVLA-EGO4, same lot we QC’d before it flew. Rear pod PXN-E309-MB-V2: RV1126B, two 7.0F / 2.7V cans on the rail, D21/D34 left empty, pogo to the magnetic pack. The eyes are not in a cinema stack. They ride PXN-E309-FPC-L/R-V2, screwed into stamped CAM plates.

A passthrough headset puts a fan on the stereo bar and cools a face. A dataset recorder puts hold-up capacitance behind the skull and leaves DNP sites for the next spin.

If you buy a “headset” for ego data, read the board. The next few months of supply and the mechanical stack are already printed on it.
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