Satellite1 Core Board
Satellite1 Core Board
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The Satellite1 Core Board is powered by an ESP32-S3 and designed to pair seamlessly with our HAT Board, enabling you to create a world-class voice assistant.
Specifications:
- Powerful Processor: ESP32-S3 N16-R8 WROOM 1 with dual-core 32-bit LX7 running at 240 MHz.
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Memory: 384 KB ROM, 512 KB SRAM, 16 MB Flash, 8 MB PSRAM
Raspberry Pi Compatibility: Supports most Raspberry Pi HATs, eliminating the need for a Raspberry Pi board. - Open-Source Platform: Flexibility for customization and community-driven development.
- Compact Form Factor: Mimics the Raspberry Pi Zero form factor with additional onboard features.
- Wireless Connectivity: Built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (802.11 b/g/n) and Bluetooth® 5 (LE) support.
- Multi-Language Programming: Arduino IDE, MicroPython, and CircuitPython compatibility.
- Expandability: 40-pin GPIO breakout, USB port with 2 connectors (one Type-C, and one Micro for compatibility), programmable Red LED.
- User-Friendly Design: Features diagnostic LED’s, boot and reset buttons for easy setup and troubleshooting.
- All 31 GPIO accessible: 28 exposed to the RPi 40 pin header, and 3 exposed as pads.
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Hardware owned by you. No vendor lock-in, or planned obsolescence.
Bonus Functionality:
Thanks to thoughtful modular hardware design, the Satellite1 Core Board mimics the footprint and header pins of a Raspberry Pi Zero. This makes the Core Board a drop-in replacement compatible with a variety of Raspberry Pi accessories!
Not Included in Packaging:
You must supply your own USB-C cable and power adapter. See below the recommended accessories.
Regarding Timelines & Inventory:
- Batch #1 has been shipped to all customers as of Jan. 31st, 2025.
- Batch #2 will be ordered from the manufacturer in March. 2025, and we estimate orders will be shipped in April 2025. You should have received an email if your order falls in Batch #2.
- Batch #3 should begin shipping in June 2025!
Dimensions
Dimensions
When removed from packaging:
Width: 66 mm
Length: 31 mm
Height: 10 mm
Weight
Weight
When removed from packaging:
13 g
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Build the Satellite1 Together
I added the Dayton,RS75-4 speaker and printed the cylindrical housing. All went well and looks and perform very well. I liked it so much that I ordered another one.
Assembly of the satellite was simple. The STL files could also use a prusa slicer version. It works in prusa but was a pain figuring out which files were relevant since in prusa slicer the names don't carryover. A refresh or at least more options for speakers would be great. Many weren't available (easily) in the US. Setup was super easy and you guys did a great job. My only real critique is the microphones don't pickup our voice well. We need to be within a meter of it for it to work. Any further away, and we feel like we have to yell.
Board was everything I thought it would be!
Will say more on discord
Thanks Robert for giving feedback on Discord!
Amazing enclosure you've built there! Looking good!
Good base… waiting for nexus so to get full power