@JLCPCB: PCB: 135 parts, 514 pads, 4 layers. An AI harness in VS Code did it all — calculated every part, read every datasheet, …

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一条推文展示了一个在 VS Code 中运行的 AI 工具链自动完成 135 元件、514 焊盘、4 层 PCB 的设计——计算元件、读取数据手册并绘制原理图,体现了 AI 正在降低硬件开发门槛。

PCB: 135 parts, 514 pads, 4 layers. An AI harness in VS Code did it all — calculated every part, read every datasheet, drew the schematic. AI is lowering the barrier to building hardware. What would you build? Video: vjvarada #JLCPCB #AI #Electronics #GPT6 #Astra https://t.co/vpFlAIwJke
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PCB: 135 parts, 514 pads, 4 layers. An AI harness in VS Code did it all — calculated every part, read every datasheet, drew the schematic. AI is lowering the barrier to building hardware. What would you build? Video: vjvarada #JLCPCB #AI #Electronics #GPT6 #Astra https://t.co/vpFlAIwJke

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