M5Stack hardware in Flashable ranges from the keyboard-equipped Cardputer and touchscreen Core2 to the battery-powered M5StickC PLUS2 and tiny AtomS3 display controller. Projects span manufacturer hardware diagnostics, firmware launchers, MicroHydra’s Cardputer-specific MicroPython app runtime, animated faces, a servo-driven Stack-chan robot, and authorized security-lab firmware such as Bruce or NEMO. Pick Cardputer for text input and microSD workflows, Core2 for touch and stackable robotics, PLUS2 for a compact sensor controller, or AtomS3 for minimal embedded interfaces. Target-specific binaries, branches, partitions, filesystem images, and toolchain versions matter; Launcher replaces the active firmware, while libraries such as M5Stack-Avatar still need integration into a compatible application. Follow each device into original project sources, compatible firmware and practical guides.
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5-inch 1280×720 ESP32-P4 touch terminal with ESP32-C6 Wi-Fi 6, a 2 MP camera, audio, USB host, RS485 and M5-Bus expansion; battery depends on the C145 or K145 package.
Pocket ESP32-S3 computer with a 56-key keyboard, 1.14-inch display, audio, infrared, microSD and expansion access.
Stackable ESP32 IoT controller with a 2-inch capacitive touchscreen, battery, IMU, speaker and Grove expansion.
Compact battery-powered ESP32 controller with a 1.14-inch display, IMU, microphone, RTC, infrared emitter and buttons.
24 mm ESP32-S3 development controller with a 0.85-inch color display, programmable button, IMU and Grove connector.