I will develop esp32 rfid iot ble control system arcade hardware automation controller
Certified PCB designer
About this Gig
I develop ESP32 IoT PCB systems for claw machines, arcade machines, and smart entertainment control systems.
Modern arcade and coin operated machines require reliable embedded control systems to manage motors, sensors, payment inputs, and automation logic. A poorly designed control board can lead to mechanical failure, input errors and unstable machine operation.
I specialize in designing embedded ESP32 based control systems that combine hardware reliability with smart IoT functionality for arcade and amusement applications.
My services include ESP32 PCB design, arcade machine control board development, relay and motor driver circuits, coin operated system integration, IoT monitoring systems, firmware architecture, schematic design, PCB layout, BOM creation and manufacturing ready files.
Whether you are building claw machines, prize machines, vending systems, or automated entertainment hardware, I can help you design a stable and scalable embedded control system.
Please contact me before ordering to discuss your machine type, control logic, power requirements, and system features.
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FAQ
What arcade systems can you design?
I can design claw machines, arcade controllers, vending machines, and coin-operated systems.
Do you design ESP32-based control boards?
Yes. I specialize in ESP32 IoT PCB design for automation and machine control systems.
Can you integrate motor and relay control systems?
Yes. I can design motor drivers, relay control circuits, and actuator systems.
Do you support IoT monitoring for arcade machines?
Yes. I can integrate WiFi-based monitoring and remote control features.
Will I get manufacturing files?
Yes. You will receive Gerber files, BOM, schematic, and PCB layout.
Can you design coin or payment system integration?
Yes. I can design input systems for coin, button, or digital payment triggers.
Should I contact you before ordering?
Yes. Arcade systems vary widely, so discussing requirements ensures a proper design.
