At CircuitHub, our mission has always been to empower creators, engineers, and developers by simplifying the manufacturing process for electronics. We're thrilled to announce our latest collaboration with engineering design firm Antmicro.
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.
At CircuitHub we’re proud to have helped so many exciting projects come to fruition. Right now, we’re especially proud of AudioMoth - a full-spectrum open source audio logger that enables scientists, ecologists, and ecological researchers to better study wildlife and animal ecosystems. AudioMoth, the first product of the Open Acoustics initiative, was designed by two computer science PhD...
You may have noticed over the course of the past few months that common value capacitors (0.1uF, 1.0uF, 2.2uF, 4.7uF etc.) in case sizes ranging from 0402 and up have become exceedingly difficult to locate stock of. You may have been impacted by this in terms of us suggesting or requesting substitutes for parts that may be on your...
Many of CircuitHub's customers are producing IoT devices. We have you covered for rapid prototyping of boards, but something you also need in order to be able to quickly develop your connected products is a reliable device management software stack. DevicePilot solves this with its universal cloud based software service which helps you to easily locate, monitor and manage your connected devices.
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.
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 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.
A recent project that we manufactured were these lightweight low-cost wildlife tracking tags using integrated transceivers. The tags were designed by Sivan Toledo for use by the Minerva Center for Movement Ecology at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, a center that focuses on measuring and understanding the movement patterns of wild animals.
Chris Gammell, co-host of the Amp Hour, an electronics podcast, is launching a ten week learning and building program called Contextual Electronics. The program will help members build hardware from scratch by looking at design decisions, parts, components, how everything works and how to put it all together to create a product.
This past weekend we provided mentorship and technical support at the YC Hackathon, hosted by Upverter, along with some fellow YC alums from Pebble, Octopart, Lockitron, Double Robotics, and Boosted Boards.
