ESP32-S3 Motion Kit with 2 MPU6050 Sensors & OLED

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ESP32-S3 motion kit with two MPU6050 sensors, a blue SSD1306 OLED, breadboard and jumpers. Assembly and firmware are required; use different I2C addresses when connecting both sensors on one bus.

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Product Overview

Explore acceleration and rotation with an ESP32-S3 motion sensing kit containing two MPU6050 sensors and a 0.96-inch blue SSD1306 I2C OLED. Start with one sensor, then configure different I2C addresses to compare motion at two locations. Your firmware can process sensor data and show experimental readings on the display for robotics, gesture sensing or other embedded projects. The ESP32-S3 DevKitC-1 and sensors have pre-soldered headers, and the kit includes a 400-point breadboard and 10cm jumper set. You supply the wiring, firmware, computer and suitable USB data cable.

Bundle value: Purchased separately, the included component variants total $38.61. This kit is $31.99, saving $6.62.

  • 1 × ESP32-S3 DevKitC-1 board with pre-soldered headers
  • 1 × two-pack of pre-soldered MPU6050 motion sensors: 2 sensors total
  • 1 × 0.96-inch blue SSD1306 I2C OLED display
  • 1 × 400-point solderless breadboard
  • 1 × 120-piece, 10cm jumper wire set: male–male, male–female and female–female

Assembly and your own firmware are required. Using both sensors on one I2C bus requires different sensor addresses. Connect the controller beside the breadboard with jumper wires. A suitable USB data cable, computer, power source and enclosure are not included.

Read the kit setup guide for assembly planning, required extras and component references.

Frequently asked questions

It contains two MPU6050 sensors in total: one two-pack of pre-soldered modules. Each sensor provides accelerometer and gyroscope data for motion experiments.
Yes, with the sensors configured to use different I2C addresses. Your wiring and firmware must account for both addresses so the controller can read each sensor separately.
The kit includes an ESP32-S3 DevKitC-1 with pre-soldered headers and a 0.96-inch blue SSD1306 I2C OLED display, along with a 400-point breadboard and 120 10cm jumper wires.
No combined project firmware is included. You wire the modules and develop or configure firmware to read the sensors and show the results you want on the OLED.
Place the ESP32-S3 controller beside the 400-point breadboard and connect it with the supplied jumper wires. A suitable USB data cable, computer, power source and enclosure are not included.

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Features & Specs

ESP32-S3 InterfacesThe ESP32-S3 DevKitC-1 supports I2C, SPI, and UART for custom motion and display builds.

Dual MPU6050 IMUsTwo pre-soldered MPU6050 sensors provide accelerometer and gyroscope data for experimental motion sensing.

Shared I2C BusBoth MPU6050 sensors can share one I2C bus when configured with different addresses.

OLED DisplayThe included 0.96-inch blue SSD1306 I2C OLED can show sensor readings or status messages from your firmware.

Two-Point ComparisonUse one sensor for simple builds or use both sensors to compare motion at two locations.

Firmware DevelopmentDevelop and configure your own ESP32-S3 firmware for sensor communication, data processing and OLED output.

Included ContentsThe kit includes 1 ESP32-S3 DevKitC-1 with pre-soldered headers, 1 two-pack of MPU6050 sensors for 2 sensors total, 1 0.96-inch SSD1306 OLED, 1 400-point breadboard, and 1 120-piece 10 cm jumper wire set.

Setup RequirementsAssembly and your own firmware are required, and a USB data cable, computer, power source, and enclosure are not included.

Documents

Full Product Manual ESP32-S3 Motion Kit with 2 MPU6050 Sensors & OLED — Setup Guide In-depth setup guide with wiring, code examples, and troubleshooting.

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