Hardware engineers spend 80% of their time reading datasheets and 20% actually building. We're flipping that. Introducing Claude Code but for Hardware.

a need

The building could be automated too and then we'll have skynet

blueprint -> dark factory flow would be crazy

@Insigolon I think this is what I need. I already have built full hardware products on the back of LLMs.

@Sajeel_Purewal That's really nice I'm currently seeing how jepa could be implemented in robotics too

Wow! We're also anticipating that this could be the future of hardware here at Arrow. An all-in-one DESIGN >BOM > ASSEMBLY > USER GUIDE pathway. Thank you for the inspiration✨

dawg

@emanperez28

Holy the future is here

@fdotinc Oh dude…I appreciate the intent, I really do…🙌 You need to talk to real HW engineers that actually ship real product.

@davidfeldt so sick

have an mcp so I can use it from my hermes agent? open source?

can you please fix the page rendering issue on community projects? Every time I go back from a single product page, it takes me to the top product again so I have to scroll down all the projects again to where I was. It needs to remember where I was on the page.

The web application is so slow . Need many fixes

have any real world case studies?

Very impressive

We're working on physical AI and we also found that hardware engineers’ biggest pain isn’t writing code but endlessly reading datasheets and picking components. Appreciate your great work simplifying this!

@Ayussheth 🫡

Tried it, it gets the components right (albeit uses cost-ineffective ones for niche topics) + doesn't really consider the usage of device while designing.

holy slop

you are wrong! hardware engineer here

@fdotinc Na I just put data sheets into Claude code

does the pro version accept naira card

This is very interesting idea. I like!

You don’t understand how many times I’ve attempted to vibe code this…. Damn now I gotta try it.

Can you edit the design after generation, like changing frame geometry/video system/capacitor placement, and have the rest update automatically?

This is super cool, would it also make sense to somehow integrate into things like 3d printed parts? For example the same prompt shown in the video could also link to 3d printed components that would work with said drone such as a frame.

Cool do you plan on using this to build actual robots for construction and house projects ?