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We just released a new feature that allows you to have firmware programmed onto your devices during the manufacturing process.

We love seeing all of the creative projects that our users are been working on. One of these projects is the Nixie Radian, a stylish analog nixie clock made using vintage IN-9 Nixie Tubes.

We've partnered with Altium CircuitMaker to bring our manufacturing services to PCB projects designed with their software.

We're often asked "How can I allow others to view and edit my project?". Organizations create a GitHub-like space for hardware projects, making it easy to set up teams and collaborate with your peers.

A question that we've frequently been asked is "How should I deal with parts which are out of stock or not available on CircuitHub?" We recently released several features which let you supply your own pricing, add parts that aren't in our database, and consign parts.

We are very excited about the launch of our new PCB viewer which will help you spot mistakes in your design so you can place your order defect free.

One of our favorite things is seeing the transformation of our customer's designs to a finished product. Sam aka "THE Awkward Engineer" prototyped some boards through CircuitHub for his recently launched Kickstarter campaign.

We're excited to announce the beta release of footprint verification! One of the most common errors we have seen in the projects we have manufactured is footprints that have been drawn incorrectly. This can result in need for rework, additional time and cost, project delays, and potential performance issues. To fix this, we've added footprint verification within your BOM that provides socially curated proof that your footprints are correct. Footprint verification helps you to spot potential mistakes in your design before it goes into production.

We're very excited to be collaborating with BeagleBoard.org for a group buy of assembled GamingCapes.

We recently sponsored Defconbots, an autonomous robots competition which is part of Defcon and took place in Las Vegas at the beginning of August. Defconbots had a five year hiatus, but is finally back. We were very excited when they asked us to become a sponsor of the event. We helped to sponsor the competition by donating some CircuitHub shirts as well as a $250 credit towards manufacturing on CircuitHub.