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By @abderrahmen_g. ESP32-S3 with a live pinout and the firmware explained line by line.

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The ESP32-S3 board in 3D with six numbered parts: USB-C ports, BOOT and RST, RGB LED, module, antenna and pins.Open on its site
Screenshot of ESP Labs on its original site, taken on October 25, 2026. The lab belongs to its author; we only link to it.

What it is

It was made by a software developer who wanted to learn hardware, as he tells it. It is built for the ESP32-S3: you see how everything connects and understand what each part does before wiring the board. It has a live pinout, wiring diagrams, simulators in every lesson and a code reader that explains the firmware line by line. You don’t just see what the board does: you see which part of the code makes it happen.

  • Made for the ESP32-S3
  • Code reader that explains the firmware line by line
  • The page lists 7 of 32 labs working on the board and 25 ready to try (Oct 25, 2026)
  • Its author added the Spanish version on October 24

What you learn

  • Your first program and your first circuit with the RGB LED
  • Driving the 1.9″ screen and the buttons
  • Wi-Fi: scan networks, connect, serve pages and over-the-air updates
  • RFID and NFC, Bluetooth LE and sound

What it is for

  • Move from Arduino to ESP32 understanding what changes
  • Read real firmware before flashing it to your board
  • Have a guide if you already own an ESP32-S3 and don’t know where to start

Use it on the roadmap

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