The ESP32-P4 was the first board of the new firmware generation, kicking off a ground-up rebuild of the on-device interpreter. The P4's strong performance made it the ideal platform to develop advanced graphics, scripting, and media features. Much of what later spread to every board — compiled scripts, rich drawing, video and audio — began here. It remains one of the most capable chips in the family.
The P4 is where the modern R1BBIT firmware was born.
The latest from the R1BBIT ecosystem
The ESP32-S3 Classic joins the family of supported boards. It runs the same firmware, scripts, and cloud features…
New commands let your board play individual musical notes and build melodies right in your scripts. With PLAY_NOTE…
Your board can now play classic tracker music modules — the MOD, S3M, XM, and IT formats beloved…
Live camera streaming just got a major reliability upgrade. When your board briefly loses Wi-Fi or the signal…
