San Francisco company offers AI-accelerated PCB design service
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A San Francisco company called Solderable is offering a PCB design and assembly service that uses its own AI tools, claiming it can cut turnaround from first schematic to production-ready board from months to weeks. The company says its portfolio includes an 8-layer software-defined radio front-end that is 67% smaller with the same RF performance, a USB-C wearable audio interface that went from two failed designs to more than 300 production units, and a rugged industrial relay controller. Pricing is tiered: focused PCB design starts at $10.0k, integrated electronics at $25.0k, and advanced electronics at $50.0k. A free discovery call is offered. The time savings and performance figures are the company's own claims, not independently verified results.
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A San Francisco company uses its own AI tools to design and assemble PCBs, cutting turnaround from months to weeks, from first schematic to production-ready board. Its portfolio spans an 8-layer software-defined radio front-end that is 67% smaller with the same RF performance, a USB-C wearable audio interface that went from two failed designs to 300+ production units, and a rugged industrial relay controller. PCB design engagements start at $10.0k, integrated electronics at $25.0k, and advanced electronics at $50.0k.
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