About DFRobot
DFRobot is a Shanghai-based open-source hardware company, founded in 2008, that designs and sells electronic components, sensors and development platforms for engineers, makers and educators. Its official catalogue brings together in-house families such as Gravity, a range of easy-to-connect analogue and digital sensors, and Fermion, a line of compact breakout modules, alongside AI cameras such as HuskyLens and the ESP32-S3 vision sensor.
Its embedded computing offer includes FireBeetle boards built around ESP32 chips for internet-of-things projects, the LattePanda range of x86 single-board computers and the UNIHIKER series with touchscreens and Python programming. Robotics kits, mobile platforms and prototyping accessories complete a catalogue designed to take a project from first idea to working product, backed by extensive documentation and examples.
DFRobot serves an international community across STEM education, research and commercial development, providing technical support, step-by-step learning resources and direct sales through its official English-language store. Its products are used in classrooms, laboratories, interactive installations and light industrial prototypes, and the company is a well-known maker of compatible sensors and peripherals for the Arduino and Raspberry Pi ecosystems.
Its embedded computing offer includes FireBeetle boards built around ESP32 chips for internet-of-things projects, the LattePanda range of x86 single-board computers and the UNIHIKER series with touchscreens and Python programming. Robotics kits, mobile platforms and prototyping accessories complete a catalogue designed to take a project from first idea to working product, backed by extensive documentation and examples.
DFRobot serves an international community across STEM education, research and commercial development, providing technical support, step-by-step learning resources and direct sales through its official English-language store. Its products are used in classrooms, laboratories, interactive installations and light industrial prototypes, and the company is a well-known maker of compatible sensors and peripherals for the Arduino and Raspberry Pi ecosystems.