Cubicore launches the Devboard: a multi-protocol LoRaWAN, Wi-Fi and BLE development platform

We are launching the Cubicore Devboard, a professional-grade development platform built to close the gap between an initial concept and a field-ready IoT deployment. It is made for teams and developers who need LoRaWAN, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy working concurrently on one unified hardware target.

The board is built around an Espressif ESP32-S3 MCU paired with a Semtech SX1262 LoRa transceiver on a RAK3112 module. A USB-C interface supplies power along with the primary UART path for AT commands and firmware updates, so a new board can be flashed and talking to a gateway within minutes.

From the bench to the field

A seamless power-path design accepts USB, solar or Li-Po battery input and switches between them without a reset. A prototype validated on a desk can move straight into remote, off-grid testing without redesigning its power stage — useful for Philippine deployments in agriculture, water level monitoring and remote facilities where mains power is not available.

Key features

• ESP32-S3 MCU with Semtech SX1262 LoRa transceiver (RAK3112 module)
• Concurrent LoRaWAN, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy development
• Supports AS923-3 for the Philippines, plus other regional LoRaWAN bands
• USB-C power, data, AT commands and firmware updates
• Onboard TP4054 Li-Po charging at 500 mA
• Solar input with automatic power-path switching, no reset on transition
• Grove-compatible I2C headers for plug-and-play sensors
• Two 18-pin expansion headers for GPIO, SPI, UART and analog
• MHF4 (IPEX) connectors for external LoRa and Wi-Fi/BLE antennas
• BOOT and RST pushbuttons, user-programmable status LEDs

Who it is for

Product teams building sensors for Philippine conditions, systems integrators validating a use case before scaling, and university researchers who need one board instead of three. Full specifications are on the Cubicore Devboard product page, or email info@cubicore.io for pricing and availability.