The Arduino Nesso N1 IoT development kit, available from Mouser, is equipped with the ESP32-C61 Wi-Fi® 6 and Bluetooth® 5.3 (LE) SoC microcontroller, a single-core 32-bit RISC-V CPU operating at up to 160 MHz. A key advantage of the ESP32-C61 is its support for external PSRAM, which provides greater software development flexibility, enabling larger data buffers, additional features, and future upgrades with less time spent optimizing memory.
Packaged in a compact, all-in-one IoT development kit, the Nesso N1 is designed for remote monitoring and automation applications, supporting multiple wireless protocols. These protocols include Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, Thread®, and LoRa® in a sleek, portable form factor with an integrated 1.14" touchscreen and a 250 mAh rechargeable battery. The Nesso N1 development kit features 16 MB of NOR flash memory and 512 kB of SRAM (providing ample memory for IoT applications), integrated sensors such as a 6-axis IMU, a passive buzzer, an infrared transmitter, and expansion options via Grove, Qwiic, and M5StickC HAT compatible connectors.
The kit can be programmed using the Arduino IDE, MicroPython, or UIFlow (2.0), and integrates seamlessly with the Arduino Cloud for remote device management and data visualization. The Arduino Cloud offers customized solutions for efficiently connecting, controlling, and monitoring IoT devices. It allows for the frictionless creation and management of connected projects, with a wide range of compatible Arduino- or ESP-based boards, as well as support for third-party devices via Python, MicroPython, JavaScript, or Node-RED.
Designed in collaboration with M5Stack, a leading provider of stackable IoT modules and developer tools, Nesso N1 is the ideal solution for creating scalable prototypes or complete connected solutions. Its flexible architecture and modular approach make it a platform particularly well-suited for rapid product development in sectors such as industrial automation, home automation, environmental monitoring, and edge computing systems.
Furthermore, its direct integration with the Arduino ecosystem facilitates the transition from the prototype phase to production deployment, reducing development time and simplifying the management of large-scale devices. This positions the Nesso N1 as a key tool for engineers, developers, and companies seeking to accelerate innovation in the IoT field.
