The rise of low-cost, hacker-friendly electronics is fueling a new wave of hardware hobbyists. Using programmable boards like the Arduino and dirt-chip computers like the Raspberry Pi, you can build ...

Ever so slowly, we’re inching towards a world of Internet-based electronic design tools. The state of these tools, including Upverter and other cloud-based solutions, hasn’t been all that great until ...

Arduino fanatics rejoice: Autodesk and Circuits.io have jointly released a new electronics design tool with some unique features: 123D Circuits. Anyone familiar with Autodesk knows they have a bit of ...

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Two lads from Ghent University in Belgium, Karel Bruneel and Benjamin Schrauwen, got tired of the traditional tools used to build electronics manufacturing. Rather than rage silently at their ...

Here's an interesting one to flag - have you come across it already? The website, which is still in 'beta', is www.circuits.io The people behind it write: Circuits.io was founded in 2012 by Karel ...

Designing electronics isn't just about playing around with soldering irons. You need to prepare a little. To do that, we're fans of Circuits.io, a design tool that let's you plan out your projects.

Startup companies are finding the web to be fertile ground for circuit design tools. It's their ambitious goal to displace established pcb design tools with tools that encourage accessibility, ...