Hardware

Hardware is where AI leaves the browser and starts living in the physical world. Development boards, custom silicon, sensors, edge microcontrollers, robotics, and hands-on builds. If you cannot solder it, flash it, wire it to an actuator, or run a local model on it without a cloud bill, it belongs somewhere else.

We favor DIY builds, open schematics, and hacker-friendly kits over locked-down consumer appliances. Expect explorations into what makes new edge chips tick, modular hardware built for coding agents, teardowns, pinouts, and field notes on what is actually fun and useful to build when software meets real metal.