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We crossed the point where simple PCBs can we fully vibed. This was done by Opus 5.5 last night. I've hand picked the components and give it overall vision. After some refinement this is the result. It's at a point that it can be manufactured. Haven't decided if it... show more

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Profilbild von Лисиця

Лисицяvor 10 Tagen

We can only get away with this because USB2.0 is so resilient to abuse 🙃

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

What do you mean?

Profilbild von Лисиця

Лисицяvor 10 Tagen

Right angles, stubs and separation for a diffpair. Probably not gonna affect much on a small distance and low frequency, but it pains.

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metr0xvor 10 Tagen

Awesome, I can't wait to do my first custom PCB for my robot, game changer, I won't miss dupont connectors, ferules and screw terminals 😂

Profilbild von Sansón

Sansónvor 10 Tagen

vibe code bug: redeploy. vibe pcb bug: another two weeks waiting on a package from shenzhen

Profilbild von Peter Kuhar

Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

It does assume the user (me) is capable of reviewing the work.

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Matthew Campbellvor 10 Tagen

Yeah we have made about a dozen boards . Now working on replacement motherboards for a classic Sony laptop

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

This is a tentative 3rd product in the @SidePulse at agent status monitor lineup. This time with USB-C.

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🧊 Brant Wedelvor 10 Tagen

You'd have to put a full hub chip on it - but if it was passthrough, you could maybe put it inline - for example plugged into a usb keyboard cable.

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

having it pass through is a good idea. and would work for keyboards... The reason for the strange connector position is to hide the jack and it allows routing the cable in a way that it's not visible. but I'm on a fence with this one, maybe a simple thin stick would be better.

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

This looked better in my had than what claude did. Look's awkward.

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🧊 Brant Wedelvor 10 Tagen

I wonder if it can be thin enough to have an extended "dot" form factor, with 8 leds. So you could use it flush with a computer/port like the Pro, or with a cable with a male-male adapter 🤔

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

I was thinking about this, but the lever would be too long and easy to break. Otherwise, extending the Dot is easy. just extend in one direction and add more leds

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Janek Mannvor 10 Tagen

Yeah… and I have good reason to believe the labs have now added PCB layout/design and MechE tasks to their RL environments, so we will see similar rapid improvements in the coming models (like we saw recently for graphics and 3D).

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

Claude and ChatGPT approach it differently, but both arrive to similar results.

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Rugwedvor 10 Tagen

'fully vibed' on hardware is the line that made me do a double take. a pcb you can't hotfix with a deploy feels like the last place you'd trust the model. what did you still hand-check

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Rey Neillvor 10 Tagen

We are trying to generally solve this, and make it interesting

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Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

repurpose alpha zero or alpha fold. should work

Profilbild von ＭＡＴ

ＭＡＴvor 10 Tagen

Oh Peter- we’re vibing waay more than simple PCBs now

Profilbild von Peter Kuhar

Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

what are you Vibing?

Profilbild von David Pilcher

David Pilchervor 9 Tagen

Agree. I’ve been playing with this and we are definitely in the world where a small PCBs can be AI generated with careful review. Layout and routing is the challenge still on larger boards.

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mickvor 10 Tagen

So this makes it "relatively" easy to build custom hardware?

Profilbild von Peter Kuhar

Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

Relatively. It's one of the easiest steps in the whole process. the time suck are refinements and details. but this is in a state that I can click order and I'll receive an assembled board that will likely work. (this board is super simple though, with plenty of space to route things)

Profilbild von Intrepid Sponge 𐇐𐇑𐇒𐇓𐇔𐇕𐇖𐇗𐇘𐇙𐇚

Intrepid Sponge 𐇐𐇑𐇒𐇓𐇔𐇕𐇖𐇗𐇘𐇙𐇚vor 9 Tagen

There is still room for speed improvement

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JeffersonNunn.ethvor 9 Tagen

Where does one go to get these printed?

Profilbild von Steven Cheng

Steven Chengvor 9 Tagen

Manufacturable doesn't mean it won't smoke on first power

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Dendi Suhubdy e/accvor 9 Tagen

yeah amazing

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Saul Flores Jr.vor 10 Tagen

At my first job this is all I needed for testing SMT connectors, crazy how fast the AI has evolved. I struggled with schematic capture, custom PCB foorprints, and routing. Now it's done in a couple prompts.

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Swizec Tellervor 10 Tagen

@mattinglot was just saying yesterday how he got a bunch of vibe'd PCBs manufactured

Profilbild von Siddhant Rao

Siddhant Raovor 10 Tagen

This I can agree on

Profilbild von Brandt Welker

Brandt Welkervor 10 Tagen

Well, I'd like try it but my PCBs end up way more complicated than this. I hope it works for complex boards with trace ant's and such. Going to give it a shot.

Profilbild von Peter Kuhar

Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

it failed on a denser board.

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Heri | ono24.idvor 10 Tagen

How to do that? Are you directly promoting on claude desktop?

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Orange Jesus and the Robber Baronsvor 10 Tagen

Where would you get it built for a one off?

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cookiefabricatorvor 10 Tagen

Wondering if 3-D printing PCB boards become more popular with AI design

Profilbild von Ryan Hwang

Ryan Hwangvor 10 Tagen

感觉氛围PCB的走线错误还是很多，感觉还是不太可靠

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Dev Breddavor 10 Tagen

May I know how you AI generated a PCB?? I have an existing kicad PCB that I would like AI to improve. Asked this question to many EE and nothing so far..

Profilbild von Peter Kuhar

Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

just asked claude to do it. i have kicad and easyeda pro installed

Profilbild von Dev Bredda

Dev Breddavor 10 Tagen

So did it use an MCP or just using computer use?

Profilbild von Peter Kuhar

Peter Kuharvor 10 Tagen

it built a bridge into easyeda using an extension it built

Profilbild von Dev Bredda

Dev Breddavor 10 Tagen

Damn... AI moving like that now days?

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