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This week we are joined by Brett and Magnus from Worthington to talk about parts and parts purchasing.

Disruptive industries such as the Internet of Things, robotics, and artificial intelligence (AI) are without a doubt changing the way we live. So what are some of the most exciting advancements in the world of electronics today? Let’s take a look!1. Flexible OLED displays

At CircuitHub we felt compelled to support projects that provide medical aid related to the pandemic. Most recently, we have been lending our help to Open Source Ventilator (OSV) — a team developing a simplified, low-cost, emergency-use ventilator to aid the treatment of COVID-19 patients.

Episode 2 of our new podcast, the Pick, Place, Podcast is now live!On this episode, we give an overview of the pcbassembly process, everything that happens after you place an order until when your boards are shipped.‍

Many PCBA contract manufacturers promise “instant quoting” with their service. You may have high expectations when a CM advertises using this the term. However, you’ll find that phrase means different things to different CMs. We've analyzed the instant quote experience with PCBA CMs across the globe. Here's how CircuitHub compares.

We're beyond excited to announce that we have launched a new collaborative podcast with our assembly partner Worthington. The Pick, Place, Podcast is being hosted by CircuitHub's Director of Communications, Melissa Hough and Worthington's CTO, Chris Denney.

Turning an idea for an electronic product into something ready to sit on a store shelf isn’t particularly easy. Thomas Edison’s classic quote about success being 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration isn’t far off when applied to taking a product to market.

As part of our effort to make going from project upload to quote and order as fast and painless as possible, CircuitHub now supports auto-reconciliation of BOMs that are uploaded along with your design files.

We're excited to hear about a recently launched Kickstarter campaign for the SpinWheel — a wearable accessory designed to encourage children’s natural curiosity and capacity to engineer a better world.

We are pleased to announce that CircuitHub has recently raised an additional $4 million in capital in order to further our mission of making it possible for hardware companies to design and iterate as fast as software companies.