PuppyC is a programmable four-legged robot base compatible with the M5StickC. It contains the STM32F030F4 Microcontroller, four 5G90 micro servos, a battery holder and an independent switch. The PuppyC base needs to be used in conjunction with the M5StickC controller. After programming StickC, it communicates with PuppyC through the I2C protocol to control the steering movement.

BugC is a programmable robot base compatible with the M5StickC. It has four DC motors, two RGB LEDs, battery holder and a switch. The BugC base must be used in conjunction with the M5StickC controller. The base comes with a STM32F030F4 Microcontroller, which controls all motors and LEDs, and is controlled by the I2C protocol by M5StickC, which is on top of the base.

It is a Kit with 6 Internal M5 Units (ENV, IR, RGB, PIR, ANGLE, HUB). Like another M5Stack Development Kit, MSGO is powered by ESP32.

Every M5stack development kit can be programmed using Arduino IDE, WebIDE UlFlow, Micropython and Blockly, simplifying the development process for those who require a joint hardware and software solution, M5stack not only has wide-reaching IoT applications on industry, at home, but also enables students to learn to code.

The M5Stick-C is a Mini M5Stack, powered by ESP32, It is a portable IoT development board, easy to use and open source.

What can this do? This small block is able to realize your idea, illuminate your creativity and help with the prototyping of the IoT in a very short time. This takes away many of the pains of the development process.

This is an IoT Experiences Kit, developed with MSStack, It is a complete learning table with ESP32 technology, which includes everything you can imagine in industrial IoT + application scenarios. You will be able to do experiments such as: robotic movements, the most used serial communication port (RS485 RS232), relay control, all different types of button control, RF reader, speaker, microphone etc ... all programmed through the kit M5Stack base. Programming can be done through Blockly (UIFlow), Arduino and Micropython.