The microcontroller market — where chips designed for real-time embedded use are placed into development boards typically referred to as microcontrollers themselves — is rarely shaken up. If you want something friendly to beginners, you pick an Arduino with a Microchip ATmega328; if you want connectivity, an Espressif ESP32-based board; for performance, STMicros STM32 series. [&]

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