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GoFly has an agent design, order and test an STM32F405 flight controller

GoFly says an AI agent designed a six-layer STM32F405 flight controller in EasyEDA Pro through easyeda-agent, then ordered it from JLCPCB with SMT assembly. The post says the agent then flashed the board over USB and ran basic function tests. The design keeps only the MCU, gyroscope and accelerometer, and testing stayed on the desk.

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X post in Chinese with a 5-minute video; we did not watch it to confirm the assembled board running. No repo or design files linked.

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GoFly says an AI agent designed a six-layer STM32F405 flight controller in EasyEDA Pro through easyeda-agent, then ordered it from JLCPCB with SMT assembly. The post says the agent then flashed the board over USB and ran basic function tests. The design keeps only the MCU, gyroscope and accelerometer, and testing stayed on the desk.

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GoFly started from a written requirement and cut the flight controller down to make success more likely, keeping the STM32F405, gyroscope and accelerometer. The post describes design, checks, the order upload and testing as led by the AI throughout, and its tags name Codex. The board was not flown. easyeda-agent, which drives EasyEDA Pro through the editor's official API, has its own entry.

The 5-minute video is in Chinese, and the post carries a JLCPCB campaign hashtag. We did not watch the video to confirm what it shows of the assembled board. The post links no repo or design files.

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