Espressif Reveals CoreBoard and Korvo Dev Kits for ESP32-S31
Espressif has introduced two new development kits, the CoreBoard and Korvo, designed for the ESP32-S31 chip. This dual-core RISC-V chip is aimed at advanced IoT applications, offering features like Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.4. The kits cater to different needs, with the CoreBoard focusing on general IoT tasks and the Korvo designed for human-machine interfaces.
- ▪The ESP32-S31 features a dual-core RISC-V architecture with one core optimized for performance and the other for power efficiency.
- ▪The CoreBoard includes 16 MB of PSRAM and various connectivity options, making it suitable for prototyping sensor hubs and networked controllers.
- ▪The Korvo kit is tailored for smart display applications, equipped with a camera, LCD, and audio components.
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