The device, which the Dolphins first began distributing at home games last season, contains a 4.3-inch display and provides 10 channels through which fans can individually select from a range of options, including audio programming and numerous television camera angles of the game, live updates and highlights of other games, fantasy team alerts, on-demand video, text-message boards, and concessionaires.

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UDOO-based projects demonstrated in the video included a camera-equipped toy car controlled remotely with a tablet, programming education for kids, and a video game involving players running on equipment reminiscent of the Wii Balance Board.

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