Build with Flux: Design Electronics and Enclosures with AI

Join Flux and SF’s hardware builders for an evening of live demos, hands-on testing, and good conversation. See Flux take a design from idea to schematic, routed PCB, and enclosure, then try it on your own projects.

What’s happening

• Live demo: watch the Flux team build a working design on stage, start to finish
• Builder spotlight: hear from a builder who shipped hardware with Flux
• BYO Files: bring your KiCad, STEP, and other design files to test our new uploader, now in beta. Import your own projects, work with them in Flux, and share feedback directly with the team building it
• Food, drinks, and demo stations: talk shop with other hardware builders and get 1:1 time with the Flux team

What to bring

A laptop and a design file or two.
No files handy? We’ll have sample projects ready to go.

Thank you to our venue host!

Flux helps you build working hardware. Its AI takes you end to end, from idea to schematic, routed PCB, and enclosure, all in the browser.

Agenda

• 6:30 -7:00p - Arrival, mingle, grab refreshments
• 7:00 -7:15p - Welcome and intro demos
• 7:15p-8:30p - Build
• 8:30p-9:00p - Demo

Thank you to our host and event sponsor!

• Flux helps you build working hardware. Its AI takes you end to end, from idea to schematic, routed PCB, and enclosure, all in the browser, so you can go from concept to a manufacturable prototype faster.

Thank you to our community partners!

• informal is a freelance collective for the most talented independent professionals in hardware. Whether you're looking for a single contractor, a full-time employee, or an entire team of professionals to work on everything from product development to go-to-market, the informal collective has the perfect collection of people for the job. Learn more.

If you want to help support the next meetup, please reach out to michael (at) hardwaremeetup (dot) com for sponsorship inquiries.
See you soon!

This event is part of [SF Hardware Meetup](https://www.meetup.com/hardwarestartupsf/?utm_source=luma), which hosts monthly demo nights. Hardware Meetup meets across 40+ cities with 40k members.

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