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One board does the work of a dozen

Because sheenbot∞ is so highly integrated, a single board delivers far more than an ESP32. Everything below is built right onto the same PCB — no extra modules to buy, wire up, or lose.

Compared with buying a controller + every module separately

65% less

R4 344 of separate parts for just R1 500 — a saving of R2 844.

What's integrated on the board

ESP32 main control board

Dual-core Wi-Fi + Bluetooth MCU — the core of the system

R175

IMU motion module

6-axis accelerometer + gyroscope for tilt, shake and gesture sensing

R180

Li-ion battery + charging

Built-in 1100mAh cell with on-board charge management

R160

OLED display

Crisp on-board screen for text, graphics and feedback

R99

Microphone / sound sensor

High-performance microphone for sound level and audio input

R102

Voice recognition module

Offline speech recognition for voice-controlled projects

R723

Voice synthesis module

Offline Chinese/English text-to-speech so projects can talk back

R499

RFID / NFC reader

Read RFID & NFC tags/cards for access and identification projects

R399

4× DC motor drivers

TI DRV8837DSGR drivers feeding 4 motor connectors

R199

6 touch buttons

Six expansion touch keys for instant interaction

R99

Wi-Fi / IoT module

Wireless connectivity and MQTT IoT platform support

R99

14 USB-C expansion ports

Plug-and-play Type-C ports for sensors & actuators (~R115 per connector × 14)

R1 610
Total to buy it all separatelyR4 344

One integrated sheenbot∞ board

All of the above on a single PCB — nothing else to source.

R1 500

Shared components

One power supply, one MCU and shared traces replace duplicated hardware across many breakout boards.

No wiring or enclosures

No jumper wires, connectors or separate cases to buy — and far less that can break or go missing.

Buy once, grows for years

A single board covers projects you'd otherwise need a shelf of modules for, so the saving compounds over time.

Prices shown are in ZAR (R) and based on typical standalone module listings; they are indicative comparisons intended to illustrate the value of integration.