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DFRobot UNIHIKER K10

All-in-one AI coding board for STEM education with ESP32-S3, 2.8-inch touchscreen, 2MP camera, microphone, speaker, environmental sensors, WiFi, Bluetooth 5, and pre-loaded AI models for vision, voice, and TinyML.

Starting from

$28.90

Specifications

ArchitectureXtensa LX7
CPU Cores2
Clock Speed240MHz
Flash16MB
GPIO Level3.3V
ChargingUSB-C
BluetoothBLE 5.0
StoragemicroSD
Dimensions51.6 x 83 x 11mm
Weight192g

Components

ESP32-S3 Xtensa LX7 dual-core microcontroller at 240MHz with WiFi and Bluetooth 5 for AI edge computing.

Onboard 2-megapixel camera for computer vision, face detection, pet recognition, and QR code scanning.

Overview

The DFRobot UNIHIKER K10 is an all-in-one AI coding board designed for K-12 STEM education, built around the ESP32-S3 with a 2.8-inch color LCD touchscreen (240x320). It packs an impressive array of onboard sensors and peripherals including a 2MP camera, microphone, speaker, RGB LED, and environmental sensors for temperature, humidity, light, and acceleration — all in a compact 51.6 x 83mm form factor.

What sets the K10 apart is its pre-loaded suite of AI models that work offline: face detection, pet recognition (cat/dog), QR code scanning, motion detection, and local speech recognition with custom voice commands. Students can also train their own TinyML models using camera or sensor data, making it a hands-on platform for learning computer vision, voice AI, and machine learning concepts without cloud dependencies.

Programming is done through MicroPython or the graphical Mind+ drag-and-drop environment, making it accessible to beginners while still powerful enough for intermediate projects. With WiFi 2.4G and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, Gravity 3/4-pin expansion connectors, edge connectors, a microSD card slot, and a PH2.0 battery port, the K10 supports IoT projects, sensor data logging, and wireless communication experiments alongside its AI capabilities.

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