This Feather dev board based on ESP32-S3, made for lecturing Embedded Systems (PG5501), Machine to machine communications (TEK303) and Edge To App (PGR212) at Kristiania University. Details on usage with either Arduino or PlatformIO can be found here and if you are building an IoT/M2M topic for students, you might find an interest in the source files for the Edge To App lectures.
Feel free to use the Kicad files to make your own boards for use in your own lectures or purchase premade boards here. As a consulting service, we can also produce customized versions of this sensor platform especially for your school/university. Get in touch for details! The device is fully Open Source Hardware, with all source files published on Github. This allows students with an interest to really build a deeper understanding and to dig into how electronics really are made and designed.
Thanks to Adafruit
This board is based on the Feather ESP32-S3 from Adafruit and while I have created the project in Kicad, the job was so much easier thanks to all the great work and research by Adafruit. Thus I’m keeping with the CC-BY-SA3.0 license so be sure to share if you redistribute/remake.
This board will make it really easy for students to extend the base functionality using FeatherWings and Stemma sensors from Adafruit. I highly recommend Adafruit products and they do fantastic work for the hardware and electronics commmunity.
