[Showcase] ForgeUI Studio: 63FPS Visual LVGL 9 Designer for ESP32-P4
Posted: Fri Jun 19, 2026 7:08 am
Hey everyone,
I wanted to share a toolchain project I've been hardware-validating on the bench specifically targeting the Waveshare ESP32-P4-WiFi6-Touch-LCD-7B panel.
ForgeUI Studio is a zero-install visual HMI environment that maps a fully offline ARGB8888 conversion pipeline (via tools/lvgl/LVGLImage.py), manages custom flash partition profiles (8MB factory app / 7MB SPIFFS), and handles dual-SoC offloading via high-speed 40MHz 4-bit SDIO streams to an onboard ESP32-C6 connectivity coprocessor.
The compiled, decoupled C workspace structures run flawlessly on the physical silicon, delivering a rock-solid 63 FPS continuous hardware rendering loop at an insanely low 2.5% CPU footprint and fixed 5ms draw windows.
The codebase, setup configurations, and complete architecture manuals are completely open-source. Check it out on GitHub here (just remove the spaces):
github . com / RTechAI / esp32p4-ui-studio
Let me know if you have any questions about the compilation pipeline or driver layout setups!
I wanted to share a toolchain project I've been hardware-validating on the bench specifically targeting the Waveshare ESP32-P4-WiFi6-Touch-LCD-7B panel.
ForgeUI Studio is a zero-install visual HMI environment that maps a fully offline ARGB8888 conversion pipeline (via tools/lvgl/LVGLImage.py), manages custom flash partition profiles (8MB factory app / 7MB SPIFFS), and handles dual-SoC offloading via high-speed 40MHz 4-bit SDIO streams to an onboard ESP32-C6 connectivity coprocessor.
The compiled, decoupled C workspace structures run flawlessly on the physical silicon, delivering a rock-solid 63 FPS continuous hardware rendering loop at an insanely low 2.5% CPU footprint and fixed 5ms draw windows.
The codebase, setup configurations, and complete architecture manuals are completely open-source. Check it out on GitHub here (just remove the spaces):
github . com / RTechAI / esp32p4-ui-studio
Let me know if you have any questions about the compilation pipeline or driver layout setups!