CircuitHub offers on-demand electronics manufacturing powered by our factory-scale robotics platform, The Grid. This platform delivers a 10x improvement in the speed and cost of small-batch electronics production.
CircuitHub is a Y Combinator company in the Winter 2012 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: On-Demand Electronics Manufacturing. The founder listed is Andrew Seddon (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 23, 2011).
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CircuitHub offers on-demand electronics manufacturing powered by our factory-scale robotics platform, The Grid. This platform delivers a 10x improvement in the speed and cost of small-batch electronics production. Leading customers like Tesla, NASA, and Zipline rely on CircuitHub to cut their time to market in half.
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Rapid, low-cost manufacturing for fast-moving robotics companies.
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Andrew Seddon
Founder/CEO
I'm building CircuitHub to automate and simplify electronics manufacturing—making it as seamless as writing software. Our platform helps hardware teams prototype and launch faster by tightly integrating design, sourcing, and assembly. Previously, I led teams working on computer vision and robotics at Cambridge Signal Processing and Oxford Metrics. Background in ECE from the University of Leeds. Passionate about closing the gap between software agility and hardware development.
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