ATMegaZero ESP32-S2 (coming soon)
The ATMegaZero ESP32-S2 is a full-featured development board based on the Espressif Esp32-S2 microchip. This new version is a highly integrated, low-power, single-core Wi-Fi microcontroller, designed to be secure with high performance and a rich set of IO capabilities. Equipped with an integrated 802.11 b/g/n WiFi 2.4GHz (up to 150Mbps), 16 MB of Flash memory (for firmware and file storage), and 8 MB external PSRAM so you can have massive storage buffers, making it the perfect board for home automation, IoT, robotics or wearable tasks. It comes with an onboard microSD cardholder and a 30-pin OLED display port compatible with the popular SSD1306 & SH1106 IC displays.
The ATMegaZero was modeled after the Raspberry PI Zero to take advantage of its sleek design and form factor but in the form of a microcontroller board. Similar to the Raspberry Pi Zero the ATMegaZero comes with 40 GPIO pins that can be used as input or output for interfacing devices and can be programmed using CircuitPython or the Arduino IDE software.
Circuitpython Compatible
The ATMegaZero ESP32-S2 ships with the latest version of CircuitPython that supports the ESP32-S2. Just plug your ATMegaZero into your computer and it will appear in your filesystem as a USB flash drive!. Copy your code over, or edit your code directly on the drive. Is that simple!
As newer versions of CircuitPython are released, you are able to update as you require from circuitpython.org
What's an ATMegaZero?
The ATMegaZero is a microcontroller board based on the Atmel ATMega32U4 microchip, the same chip used in the Arduino Leonardo and Arduino Micro. The ATMegaZero gets its name from the fact that it is based around the 8-bit Microchip (née Atmel) ATmega32U4 microcontroller & the form factor of the Raspberry Pi Zero.
The ATMegaZero comes with a built-in USB which makes the ATMegaZero recognizable as a mouse or keyboard.
Works out of the box with the Arduino IDE (Win/OSX/Linux)
Side by Side
The ATMegaZero was modeled after the Raspberry PI Zero to take advantage of its sleek design and form factor but in the form of a microcontroller board. Similar to the Raspberry Pi Zero the ATMegaZero comes with 40 GPIO pins that can be used as input or output for interfacing devices and can be programmed using the Arduino IDE software.
Extra Features
The ATMegaZero comes with an onboard microSD card holder, a 32-pin OLED display port, an 8-pin header for mounting an ESP8266 module, adding WiFi to the overall feature set.
