
Dev boards and electronics modules from a hardware studio that ships production, not prototypes.
In 2008, a magpie in Frankfurt looked into a mirror, spotted a mark on its own throat, and scratched it off. Then it checked again. It was the first non-mammal ever to pass the test.
Magpies bend wire into hooks to pull food from containers they can't otherwise reach — not tool use. Tool manufacture.
A magpie caches food in hundreds of locations and recalls each one, weeks later, with spatial precision that rivals GPS.
A magpie nest takes over 40 days: sticks for the frame, mud for binding, grass and hair for insulation. Materials tested. Bad ones rejected. Design iterated.
The iridescent teal-green in a magpie's wing isn't pigment — it's nanoscale layers of melanin and keratin interfering with light. Colour engineered at the nanoscale.
A bird that collects, builds, and remembers.
Now it's a board that does the same.
ESP32-S3 · dual-core · Wi-Fi · BLE 5 · AI-ready
ESP32-C3 · RISC-V · ultra-low-cost IoT
Power over Ethernet · network-powered edge node
Antistatic bag to flashing firmware in under two minutes. No hunting for pull-up resistors.
Real schematics, real thermal data, real application circuits. If it doesn't answer your question, the datasheet is broken — not you.
Castellated, production-ready. Your prototype's module becomes a component on the carrier board. No redesign.
"Magpie speaks like an engineer talking to another engineer."
8MB QSPI flash. Not "generous onboard storage."
If there's a limitation, we document it.
A responsive team in Chennai, not a faceless distributor.
We assume you've read a datasheet before.
Sources the components
Fabricates the bare boards
Assembles, tests, ships the module
All three, brands of Inceptarc Technologies · Chennai
Collect. Build. Ship.