Co-founder, Andrew Seddon with some of the Worthington Assembly teamWe're very excited about our partnership with Worthington Assembly, a Next Generation Manufacturer based in Massachusetts, known for their high level of customer service and eagerness to work with each customer on a personal level. Worthington has worked on projects including Tessel, an internet-connected micro controller programmable in JavaScript, and RGB-123 Led Matrices.
Worthington believes that when there is a more efficient way of accomplishing a task change is necessary which made them a perfect match for us. They have been in operation consistently since 1976; what has helped them to thrive is their modern approach to manufacturing and their ability and willingness to adapt to the constantly changing industry.
CircuitHub is being deeply integrated within the factoryWe are deeply integrating CircuitHub with Worthington in order to optimize the manufacturing process so that we can reduce cost, lead time and risk. Together we'll provide the agility you need to scale your hardware product from prototype to production.
A special shoutout to Chris Gammell for connecting us with Worthington. Thanks Chris!
CircuitHub CAM engineer, Dave Wilcox is back on the show to teach us more about the PCB fabrication process. In our last episode with Dave, we went into the fine details of drilling a PCB. Today we move on to the next step Outer Layer Imaging.
We're back! In this episode we talk about what we were busy doing on our "break", the different types and formats that solder comes in, and some unfortunate consequences that sometimes occur while eating chips.
We were able to connect with Ryan Miller from NCAB group who specializes in the subject and kindly agreed to come on the show to give us a lesson on what impedance control is, in what situations is it necessary, and more.
