The touchscreen host for your modular Attaky.

Core: ESP32 1.0 runs the firmware, drives the display, and connects the modules in your Attaky. Its ESP32-S3 processor, color touchscreen, physical buttons, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth LE give you a compact starting point for a device you can reconfigure.

Add a compatible Expand module and flash the matching firmware to build a mesh communicator, retro gaming handheld, FM/AM radio, or voice assistant. Add a keyboard, gamepad, or battery module when your project needs one.

Highlights

· ESP32-S3 dual-core processor running at up to 240 MHz, with 16 MB flash and 8 MB PSRAM.

· 2.0-inch 240 × 320 color TFT display with capacitive touch.

· 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 LE.

· Five front navigation keys and four top buttons, including a hardware power button.

· 6-axis motion sensor, ambient-light sensor, and RGB status LED.

· USB-C for firmware flashing, serial access, and charging an attached compatible Power module.

· Rear board-to-board connector, three Control FPC ports, and a bottom 7-pin Power connection.

· Module dimensions: 66 × 46 × 12 mm.

What you receive

1 × Core: ESP32 1.0 module.

Before you use it

Core can run from USB power. Add a Power module for battery operation, and use the appropriate Frame and connectors for your chosen configuration. Available functions depend on the attached modules and installed firmware.

Operating temperature: 0–40 °C. Keep the module dry; it has no water-resistance or IP rating.

Early Module Access

We made Attaky modules available earlier than planned because some community members have already requested them.

Video tutorials are coming soon, including guides for frame installation, module swapping, and connecting different Attaky modules together.

In the meantime, our written documentation and module specifications are already available. If you are comfortable reading specs, pinouts, compatibility notes, and word-based setup guides, you can review the documentation first and order modules now.

Please note that our configurator currently focuses on complete build combinations, so module-level Lab Access visual previews are not available yet. You can still use the configurator to explore colors, layouts, and build directions, then message us with your idea. We can help customize a Lab Access module setup for your project.

Please check the specs carefully before ordering to make sure the module matches your build, frame, firmware, and project needs.

Please find word-based documentation at:

https://docs.attaky.com/docs/modules/core/esp32

Core Modules

Core : ESP32 1.0

Core : NRF52 1.0

Core : RP2040 1.0