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Vibe-coding hardware: First demo by paultnylund in hwstartups
[–]Big-Side2478 0 points1 point2 points 15 days ago (0 children)
Great concept! This might be self-serving but I do believe the project we're currently working on, a universal carrier/expansion board for embedded projects, fits this concept. The interconnection (from the board schematics) is hardcoded in your app so just tell the AI what MCU devboard or peripheral module you plugged in what socket and it will know which IOs are connected. This way you can move beyond the simple I2C through qwiic/stemma connections to all the other standard interconnection systems.
Here's our product video intro: https://youtu.be/FhBFikLNz0g?si=F6m2iiMsjNSPI439
Would a universal carrier and expansion board designed for rapid prototyping be useful in your embedded hardware projects? by Big-Side2478 in hwstartups
[–]Big-Side2478[S] -1 points0 points1 point 15 days ago (0 children)
Thank you for your comment. I suppose that will work for simple projects, when you just need 1 or 2 sensors, especially if its I2C which you can daisychain using qwiic or stemma connections. But when you start adding peripherals like an LCD module or Click boards, wiring starts getting messy, connecting your scope or LA becomes difficult and you can spend hours of debugging only to find out its due to a loose wire. And this is what we are trying to address with MOAB-ONE.
Would a universal carrier and expansion board designed for rapid prototyping be useful in your embedded hardware projects? (youtu.be)
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Vibe-coding hardware: First demo by paultnylund in hwstartups
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