This development board is offered in a single configuration featuring the following Espressif Systems microcontroller:

• ESP32-S3 (N16R8) — Dual-core Xtensa LX7 (up to 240 MHz); 8M PSRAM, 16MB Flash; ROM 384KB; SRAM 512KB; RTC SRAM 16KB

 

The product page mentions that the board is equipped with a four-channel 2.5A high-current H-bridge motor driver with support for both PH/EN control mode and PWM control mode.

The Romeo ESP32-S3 offers an extensive array of ports, including 27x digital I/O, 8x PWM, 4x SPI, 3x UART, 2x I2C, 2x I2S, IR transceivers, and more. Additionally, it comes equipped with on-board interfaces for a GDI display, DVP camera, USB connectivity, and a MicroSD card slot.

The development kit also includes a OV2640 camera which is described as a 2MP camera (rolling shutter) with 3590 x 2684 μm image area.

For documentation, the product page provides a link for a Wiki page, but it doesn’t seem available at the moment.

Specifications listed for the Romeo ESP32-S3 development board include:

• Storage:
  • 1x MicroSD card slot
• Display:
  • 1x GDI display
• Camera:
  • 1x DVP camera connector
• Connectivity:
  • Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n
  • Bluetooth 5, Bluetooth mesh (Up to 2Mbps)
• I/O Interfaces:
  • Up to 27x Digital I/Os
• USB:
  • 1x USB Type-C
  • 1x USB Type-A connector
• Other Features:
  • 2.5A H-bridge motor driver
  • 1x Reset button, 1x Boot button
• Operating Temperature:
  • 0℃ to 60℃
• Power:
  • 5V DC (via USB Type-C)
  • 7V to 24V (via DC VIN input)
  • 5V to 24V (via VM Input Voltage) 
• Mechanical:
  • 25.4 x 60mm 

Further information

The Romeo ESP32-S3 development board is priced at $46.90 and it can be obtained from the DFRobot online store.