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  1. 55 d ago

    BuildBB-0190youtube.com

    Axiometa Genesis Mini: a newcomer vibe-codes and flashes a reaction game

    Jesse Lawrence, new to hardware, used plain-English prompts in Axiometa Studio to generate firmware for the Axiometa Genesis Mini starter kit and flash it. Studio is the vendor's browser tool. The 10-minute video keeps the unboxing and his fumbling, and ends with a simple reaction-time game running on the kit.

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  2. 2 mo ago

    BuildBB-0178iluvatarlabs.comCurator pick

    Iluvatar Labs' research agent routes AgentPad13, a $35 Codex Micro clone

    Iluvatar Labs had its research agent, Marvin, route AgentPad13, a two-layer RP2040 macropad modeled on OpenAI's Codex Micro. Marvin reached zero unrouted connections and zero DRC errors; FreeRouting and Quilter had left 18 and 19 unrouted. It also built and simulated the QMK firmware. Photos show the lit prototype.

  3. 2 mo ago

    BuildBB-0152youtube.com

    Seeed CodeCraft writes the firmware for a XIAO ESP32S3 camera rover

    Edison Science Corner built a Wi-Fi camera rover on a Seeed XIAO ESP32S3 Sense with an L293D motor driver without writing code. Seeed's CodeCraft assistant generated the firmware and wiring instructions and flashed the board from the browser. The 5-minute video shows assembly, the 3D-printed chassis, live streaming and joystick control. Its description carries Seeed affiliate links.

  4. 2 mo ago

    BuildBB-0151youtube.comCurator pick

    Adsum IoT Coder finds a disabled RF front-end with a BLE sniffer it flashed itself

    Adsum Networks' IoT Coder agent debugged a Fanstel BWG840 gateway whose nRF52840 BLE scanner ran cleanly but received nothing. It flashed an nRF52840 dongle as a Bluetooth sniffer and compared the air with RTT logs: 36 advertisements captured, none received. The cause was an RF front-end that was never enabled. This is a vendor demo of its own product.

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