Bloom Electronic

Networked Electronics Controller 01R1

An ESP32-based controller platform combining wired Ethernet, USB-C, timekeeping and local controls, represented by two assembled hardware revisions.

Project status: Iterated. Category: Connected Control.

Black assembled networked electronics controller PCB with Ethernet and USB-C
Genuine project build evidence supplied by Bloom Electronic.

Engineering challenge

Combine network connectivity, USB power and programming, timekeeping and controller interfaces in a practical custom PCB platform.

Project constraints

  • Wired Ethernet interface
  • USB-C integration
  • Controller and RTC placement
  • Revision-specific hardware evidence

Engineering approach

  • Integrated an ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 with RJ45 Ethernet and USB-C
  • Reviewed placement and routing in PCB CAD
  • Produced and assembled black and white soldermask revisions

Scope and deliverables

  • Controller architecture
  • PCB design and routing
  • Interface integration
  • Hardware revision work
  • Networked controller PCB
  • Manufacturing outputs
  • Two assembled revisions
  • Documented hardware iteration

Technology

  • ESP32-S3
  • Ethernet
  • USB-C
  • RTC

Validation and outcome

Two assembled revisions are documented photographically. The evidence supports hardware iteration, not a claim of field or cybersecurity qualification.

The work produced an assembled, iterated controller platform with physical network and local-control interfaces.

Limitations and confidentiality

  • No published network-throughput or security testing
  • No environmental qualification
  • Firmware and application behaviour remain project-specific

Application-specific operating details are not published.

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