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Prumo Board is an open hardware platform designed for education, research, and experimentation in embedded systems, wireless protocols, and applied electronics. Built around the ESP32-S3, it combines Sub-GHz communication, NFC/RFID, infrared, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth capabilities into a single modular and portable device. The project aims to provide an accessible tool for students, makers, researchers, and developers who want to better understand how communication technologies work in practice while encouraging learning, rapid prototyping, and custom application development.

The project aims to integrate various modules and provide reference code for using them in parallel, with the long-term goal of producing a final PCB, although for now, the project focuses on implementing this modular setup using perfboard.

Current Hardware

Component Model Purpose
Microcontroller ESP32-S3 N16R8 Main processing, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
Display ST7789 IPS 1.3" 240x240 SPI Graphical user interface
Sub-GHz Radio CC1101 433 MHz Sub-GHz communication and signal analysis
2.4 GHz Radio NRF24L01+ with antenna 2.4 GHz wireless communication
NFC/RFID PN532 NFC/RFID tag reading and writing
Infrared RX KY-022 Infrared signal reception
Infrared TX KY-005 Infrared signal transmission
Storage MicroSD Module File and data storage
Navigation 6x6 mm tactile buttons User interface control
Structure FR4 perfboard 7x9 cm Modular prototype platform
Assembly M3 nylon standoffs Module mounting and stacking

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The Prumo Board Project is open source software licensed under the MIT license.

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Prumo Board is an open hardware platform designed for education, research, and experimentation in embedded systems, wireless protocols, and applied electronics. Built around the ESP32-S3, it combines Sub-GHz communication, NFC/RFID, infrared, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth capabilities into a single modular and portable device.

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