
Microscope X/Y Slider
A sliding stand for a digital microscope: an X/Y table under the workbench with linear rails and cable chains, so the microscope glides into place with a push.
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Each of these blends electronics, mechanical design, and a path to production. It's the same approach we bring to taking your product to manufacturing.

A sliding stand for a digital microscope: an X/Y table under the workbench with linear rails and cable chains, so the microscope glides into place with a push.

PyBikeBrain, a modular microPython board for E-bikes, inspired by the pyBoard, with stackable layers for serial, power and more.

An articulated camera arm of carbon fiber tubes, polished steel spheres and red aluminum pressure plates, inspired by Robin Renzetti's design.

A reproduction of Input Club's open source K-type keyboard, built to study manufacturing and find ways to cut BOM cost.

A whiteboard plotter inspired by draw bots, built on plywood with linear rails, a 3D printer control board and open-source software.

Black + Decker Hex Puck under cabinet lighting: a master puck with satellite pucks and a low-profile, screwless clip-together housing.

Custom leashes printed with pet names, made with a purpose-built heat press and a CNC sewing machine.

Freezing Fortress, an unreleased Sokoban-style handheld game with a D-pad, two buttons and a 7" retro LED screen.

Tips for adding artwork to PCB designs, treating copper, soldermask and silkscreen like easter eggs in a video game.

A digital badge built around an ESP32-S3 and a 2.4" LCD for Maker Faire Shenzhen, with a Flappy Bird style game.

A walkthrough of the digital badge's PCB layout, from layer stackup to the ESP32, antenna, USB Type C and power areas.

Getting a 2.4" 8080-interface TFT with an ST7789P3 controller running on an ESP32-S3, and speeding it up for a Flappy Bird style game.
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