The Elecrow LoRaWAN LR1262 Development Board is a versatile IoT development platform that combines the power of Raspberry Pi’s RP2040 microcontroller with the LR1262 LoRaWAN radio module, making it ideal for long‑range, low‑power wireless applications. Designed for makers, engineers, and IoT developers, it supports 868 MHz and 915 MHz LoRa/LoRaWAN bands, enabling it to communicate over long distances with minimal energy consumption. Onboard features include a vivid 1.8‑inch SPI TFT display (128×160) driven by the ST7735S controller, which can display status messages, sensor readings, or custom graphics. The board also includes a buzzer, user‑defined buttons, and RGB indicator LEDs (red, yellow, green) to facilitate feedback and control without needing external components. There are abundant input/output interfaces: Crowtail connectors, GPIO headers, UART, I2C, SPI, RS‑485, etc., enabling connection to a wide variety of sensors and peripherals. Firmware development is flexible: supports both Arduino and MicroPython. Power is supplied via USB‑C (5V/1A), making it convenient for prototyping. Its rugged design works in a temperature range from ‑10°C to +65°C. The combination of LoRaWAN capabilities, a display, and the RP2040 processing make this board highly suitable for field IoT deployments, environmental monitoring, remote sensing, asset tracking, and other applications where long‑distance wireless and local display or control are needed.