LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD ESP32-C6 1.69inch LCD Development Board 240×280 262K IPS
An ESP32-C6 development board with a 1.69 inch 240×280 262K IPS display, dual 32-bit RISC-V processors up to 160 MHz, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5 for AI voice interaction
- RISC-V processor reaches 160 MHz for fast AI tasks
- 69 inch IPS screen shows 262K colours at 240 × 280
- Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5 give modern wireless links
- IEEE 802.15.4 enables Zigbee 3.0 and Thread networks
- ST7789V2 driver uses SPI for simple display control
ESP32-C6 development board with IPS display
This LORDWORLD board pairs an ESP32-C6 microcontroller with a 1.69-inch 262K-colour IPS panel driven by an ST7789V2 controller over SPI. The dual-core RISC-V architecture reaches 160 MHz and adds a low-power co-processor for always-on tasks. Makers and IoT engineers get a ready-made platform for AI voice prototypes and edge applications.
Wireless stack and display integration
Built-in Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5 and IEEE 802.15.4 radios cover Zigbee 3.0 and Thread without extra modules. The SPI-attached 240 × 280 screen leaves GPIO pins free for sensors or actuators. Developers can stream responses from online large-model services such as DeepSeek or Doubao directly to the on-board display.
Sustained AI workloads and mesh duty
The high-performance core handles continuous inference while the low-power core maintains mesh connectivity and sleep cycles. Thermal design relies on the bare PCB, so extended voice sessions or constant radio traffic may throttle clocks. Projects needing active cooling or higher-resolution graphics should evaluate alternative form factors.
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- RISC-V processor reaches 160 MHz for fast AI tasks
- 69 inch IPS screen shows 262K colours at 240 × 280
- Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5 give modern wireless links
- IEEE 802.15.4 enables Zigbee 3.0 and Thread networks
- ST7789V2 driver uses SPI for simple display control
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What limits the ESP32-C6 board during sustained AI voice workloads?
The 160 MHz RISC-V processor and 262K colour IPS display share the SPI bus, so continuous voice inference and screen updates compete for the same throughput ceiling.
How much heat or noise does the board produce when running all day?
The bare PCB has no fan or heatsink; the 160 MHz RISC-V chip runs warm but silent, and the 1.69 inch IPS panel adds negligible heat during 24/7 operation.
Which host computer and cable are needed to program the ESP32-C6 board?
A PC with a USB-C data cable and the Espressif toolchain is required; the board exposes a USB-C port for power and serial programming.
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