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rock_hard
11mo ago
Flux will make sure to use components/vendors/distributors that are to your liking but right now you will still have to order them yourself We are planning to directly integrate with fabs to place order/get quotes in the near
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rock_hard
11mo ago
Founder here Excited to share what we have been working on for the best couple years…think of it as Devin for PCB design Let me know if you have any questions
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1y ago
Devin is light years ahead of Cursor. It’s not even the same category! I stopped writing code by hand almost entirely and my output (measured in landed PRs) has been 10x And when I write code myself then it’s gnarly stuff and I want AI to g
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Show HN: Machine learning based PCB routing [video]
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2y ago
https://flux.ai
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rock_hard
2y ago
You are in luck Flux.ai does that…have a look at this tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y56AqPOjp0k&t=366s Flux Copilot will happily assist you going from an idea to selecting the right components all the way to
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2y ago
Flux founder here Our mission is to take the “hard” out of hardware We have 240k users on the platform…hobbyists, students, small/mid sized teams to Fortune50 companies. We host millions of projects! It’s a huge ecosystem not just of u
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Ultra Librarian joins Flux to take the hard out of hardware
(flux.ai)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Silicon is the most important resource in the world, as evidenced by FAANG FAANG’s ability to scale up compute is limited by their ability to design, test, and manufacture silicon. Every competitive AI company is working to build it’s own E
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3y ago
Founder here Happy to answer any questions you might have
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Show HN: At last, a home for open source hardware projects
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3y ago
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3y ago
Founder here Hit me with your questions
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3y ago
The really cool thing that I forgot to mention here is that it makes the model composable As you provide requirements and specs via properties to your project OR by adding components (which have their own properties) you are implicitly opti
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3y ago
How it works has been rapidly evolving But in short: yes, thats how it works as of today! Our docs go into a bit more detail here. But this space has been moving so fast that usually how it worked last week issn’t how it works this week. Yo
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3y ago
Objection your honor: Speculative!
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3y ago
Founder here Thanks for the plug! Happy to answer any questions
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3y ago
Yes we are working on integrating eCAD and mCAD into the same tool It’s a long road ahead
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3y ago
Founder here…stoked to geek out with ya’ll here!
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3y ago
Yes you can! Currently in production we only support pdfs But support for html pages is in the pipeline as is support for multiple URLs per component/project So you could provide a datasheet, application notes plus your own notes and F
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3y ago
Founder here A lot of you have been asking us how we ensure correctness of Copilots responses Well here it is…citations! Additionally you can provide your own custom data sources…so it’s not limited to datasheets but also works with applica
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3y ago
Shameless plug: At https://flux.ai we are working on taking the “hard” out of hardware! Also have a great slack based community with lots of hardware folks going
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3y ago
Our thinking has been the same Give the LLM the ability to run the simulator and optimize the solution based on the outputs Lots of amazing opportunities ahead
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3y ago
The list includes a bunch of hardware companies and teams that most/all would agree are the most sophisticated in the world Hardware engineers get a bad rep for being stubborn when what they actual want is just good tools…and we believ
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We have found engineers across the spectrum to find huge value From the engineers that design the motherboard of the phone in your pocket to students and hobbyists Use case go from learning/explanation to brainstorming, component resea
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3y ago
Great question It’s something we spend a lot of time thinking about. On one side we want to prevent hallucinations but on the other we want to keep the LLMs creativeness We are experimenting with a bunch of different approaches here already
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Humblebrag: You’d be surprised how many of the most serious businesses have started to migrate to use Flux already! Agree though that there is more to creating complex boards that automated wiring…we are not done here, just taking it step b
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3y ago
Fully agree! It’s something we are working on among other things
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3y ago
Thanks for giving us a shot and the feedback! We are still at day one here…lots of work ahead clearly! On simulation: we have lots more to come here but work took a bit of a back burner as we have been focusing on PCB layout recently! On AI
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Founder here: Super excited to make another big step today to democratize electronics design! Hit me with your questions
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Show HN: Flux Copilot – Generative AI for hardware design
(flux.ai)
86 points
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3y ago
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