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How do you add more capability to a robotic arm without adding more cables?
The Sapienza Technology Team’s solution: a custom ESP32-S3 board in the end effector, sending data wirelessly via ESP-Now. Read more about the project: community.aisler.net/t/sapienza-t...
A six-wheeled rover prototype built by the Sapienza Technology Team. The robot features a robotic arm with sensors and wiring, designed for autonomous navigation and sample collection during the European Rover Challenge. The Sapienza Technology Team posing with their rover prototype outdoors. The group includes students wearing matching shirts and badges, representing the University of Rome during the European Rover Challenge. Top view rendering of a custom 4-layer ESP32-S3 printed circuit board. The board includes power regulation, connectors, two capacitors, and labelled components, featuring the AISLER and Sapienza Technology Team logos.
November 10, 2025 at 3:30 PM
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Around 70 engineers & developers met at Munich Embedded to discuss reproducibility, Rust and real hardware. AISLER supported the event as sponsor, with our CTO Patrick on site.
We recommend the Munich Embedded newsletter for photos, details and upcoming news: www.munich-embedded.com/newsletter/?...
A presentation slide showing sponsor logos including AISLER, Zuken, OnMCU, Infineon, Texas Instruments and others. Event participants are visible in the audience in front of the screen. Top-down view of the exhibition area at Munich Embedded. Several attendees are gathered around a booth with electronic equipment and a monitor. A banner in the background reads “OnMCU – Real Hardware. Real Time. Real Simple." Close-up of a banner showing the Munich Embedded logo. Attendees are seated in the foreground, talking and networking. Patrick Franken, CTO and MD of AISLER at Munich Embedded 2025. Behind him, an orange banner displays the AISLER logo, the slogan “Make hardware less hard” and their services: "In need for a quick turn PCB prototype, a small or large batch assembly? We've got you covered."
November 5, 2025 at 3:50 PM
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Order now to get your assemblies delivered by year-end.
Orders after the deadline ship from week 2 in 2026.
🎁 Use code EndOfYear2025 by Nov 26 for a €15 coupon!
Bare PCB deadlines are coming soon—stay tuned.
Amazing Assembly: Place your orders by November 26 to ensure delivery this year. Amazing Assembly Blitz: Place your orders by December 5 to ensure delivery this year
November 3, 2025 at 3:42 PM
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No tricks. Just a treat. 🎃
If you allow us to place the AISLER logo on your PCB, you’ll receive a discount of more than 25 %.
This treat has no shelf life and is even better when served with coupon codes. 🍬
Read the full instructions for logo replacement here:
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AISLER promotion post saying No tricks only treats for you. Use our logo on your PCB with the replacement method and save more than 25% on your beautiful board. See the link in the caption for more information.
October 31, 2025 at 9:20 AM
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Fritzing recently published version 1.0.6, with very useful changes, like improved handling of complex projects and a new Adafruit parts bin. We’ve updated our service to fully support Fritzing 1.0.6.

Need to check which tools we support? Find the matrix here: community.aisler.net/t/pcb-design...
Promotional graphic for Fritzing 1.0.6 support by AISLER. The image features the AISLER logo in the top left corner, followed by the headline “Fritzing 1.0.6 – Faster load times, better exports, 83 new Adafruit parts.” Below is a visual overview of multiple Adafruit components arranged in the Fritzing interface. The bottom text reads: “This update makes design and production more robust. Use the latest version with full compatibility at aisler.net.”
October 29, 2025 at 4:13 PM
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Nexperia’s recent supply disruption has taken many by surprise.

The good news: most Nexperia parts have direct or near-equivalent replacements from European manufacturers.

If your project is affected, feel free to get in contact: aisler.net/en/support/n...
Projects stopped? Let's keep them running! Cross your Nexperia parts with European equivalents. Get in contact with AISLER
October 27, 2025 at 4:19 PM
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Seagulls Lübeck's new VCU is a beauty – just look at those dashboard graphics and that clean PCB work!🧡
Their VCU monitors 4 CAN-FD buses and beams telemetry wirelessly to trackside engineers.
Read the story about their project in our community: community.aisler.net/t/vehicle-co...
Driver's dashboard display in Seagulls Lübeck Formula Student electric race car showing accumulator data, battery cell voltages, state of charge (SOC), and AMS/IMD/GPRS status indicators mounted in carbon fibre steering wheel housing Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) main PCB, created and sponsored by AISLER, designed and assembled by Seagulls Lübeck featuring central microprocessor, GPS module, CAN-FD transceivers, and multiple high-density connectors for electric Formula Student race car control system
October 24, 2025 at 11:18 AM
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Ever wanted to know which effects a non-optimal stencil aperture can have on your design and how we can design ones that deliver optimal results? Check out our app note in the AISLER community: community.aisler.net/t/stencil-ap...
October 22, 2025 at 1:31 PM
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We are constantly adding new parts to our Lovely Library and are proud to announce that we added the first batch of BJT transistors by Diotec Semiconductor AG.

Accelerate your design process with quality, ready-to-use ECAD parts for @kicad.org

github.com/AislerHQ/lov...

#kicad #electronics
The post has the caption: Power up your design. Diotec BJT transistors are now available in the AISLER Lovely Library for KiCad. Below that, multiple progress bars are shown. 18% for BJT Transistors 48% for MOSFETs 100% for Digital Transistors 100% for constant current diodes
October 20, 2025 at 2:44 PM
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Spring cleaning? Missed it. Autumn workspace reset? Right on time!
Archive projects you’re done with. Delete the ones you want to let go of.
You asked for this option, we hope you like it! Which feature would you like to see next? Share your ideas here: community.aisler.net/c/feature-re...
AISLER visual showing the text “It’s never too late for a little clean-up” beside orange sparkle icons. Below, four buttons labelled “Rename”, “Move”, “Archive”, and “Delete” represent the new project management options in the AISLER interface.
October 17, 2025 at 1:33 PM
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We'd like to show you another part of Campus Tirol Motorsports formula student car: A self developed Accumulator Management System. It consists of the AMS, nine Cell Supervision Circuits and a Precharge Circuit. The team wrote more about the project in this post: community.aisler.net/t/self-devel...
Close-up of the Accumulator Management System (AMS) and precharge PCB designed by Campus Tirol Motorsport. The AISLER logo is visible on the lower-right section of the board. Components include capacitors, MOSFETs, and connectors for high-voltage and data interfaces. Cell Supervision Circuit (CSC) board developed for Campus Tirol Motorsport’s 600 V accumulator. The elongated PCB integrates voltage dividers, an LTC6812 IC for measurement and balancing, and edge connectors for integration into the CSC Mech housing. Side view of a fully assembled accumulator stack used in the team’s electric race car. Multiple CSC boards are mounted on each module, linked by orange power and data connectors. The lower compartment houses power electronics, including precharge and AMS boards. Top view of one of the nine accumulator stacks from the Campus Tirol Motorsport Formula Student race car. Each module contains multiple lithium-ion cells monitored by narrow Cell Supervision Circuit (CSC) boards. The CSCs handle temperature and voltage measurements for individual cells and connect via orange high-voltage and data connectors.
October 15, 2025 at 1:48 PM
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We support DARE with manufacturing capabilities that accelerate iteration and testing cycles. This cooperation reflects what we value in all engineering disciplines: rapid prototyping, transparent design processes, and measurable learning from each build.
October 10, 2025 at 3:21 PM
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The DARE team’s latest project, Stratos V, focuses not on altitude records but on reusability. The team aims to validate design concepts that enable recovery and refurbishment for future missions. 1/2
October 10, 2025 at 3:21 PM
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Some packages don't have their first pin indicated on the component marking. In such cases a 45 degree angle on one side of the package indicates the orientation.
October 7, 2025 at 3:52 PM
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A post showing the same SOIC-8 package twice. Once with light from the top and the marking is barely visible. And once with light coming from the side, the marking is much more readable.
October 7, 2025 at 3:50 PM
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Working with polarized components during manual assembly can be tricky, but some tricks can make it easier. A thread 🧵:
An image showing tweezers holding an LED above a mirror, the component polarity markings are more easily viewable. The caption reads: A makeup mirror can be used to more easily inspect the polarity marker on the bottom side of an LED.
October 7, 2025 at 3:49 PM
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The second and final day of Maker Days 2025 in Eindhoven is in full swing, and everyone is having a great time! Our SMT soldering workshop with the Arduino-like board is going to be continuing today! So, if you're free, why not come and say hello? We'd love to see you in Hall 2.
A man in a yellow jacket works on a circuit board with a soldering tool while a child observes, next to a laptop showing a PCB design at the AISLER stand in Hall 2 at Maker Days 2025 in Eindhoven. Stacks of printed circuit boards neatly arranged on a wooden table with cables in the background at the AISLER stand in Hall 2 at Maker Days 2025 in Eindhoven. A stencil printer machine by Fritsch prepared for applying solder paste to printed circuit boards at the AISLER stand in Hall 2 at Maker Days 2025 in Eindhoven. A close-up of a person using a handheld soldering tool on a green printed circuit board beside a Raspberry Pi keyboard and smartphone at the AISLER stand in Hall 2 at Maker Days 2025 in Eindhoven.
September 28, 2025 at 8:31 AM
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Tomorrow, the Maker Days Eindhoven kicks off: Find our team in Hall 2, Stand P38, where we’ll be hosting a SMT soldering workshop. We've designed a board specifically for this workshop, allowing you to not only learn the process but also take home a functional project. #MKR2025
AISLER's SMT soldering workshop at Maker Days Eindhoven. The image shows a detailed view of an Arduino Uno-like circuit board that attendees will build. Below, text urges viewers to 'Visit our SMT soldering workshop at Maker Days Eindhoven - Hall 2', acknowledging sponsors Infineon and Würth Elektronik.
September 26, 2025 at 2:19 PM
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We came up with a solder jig for our solder workshop at the Maker Days Eindhoven. Which is made up of pin headers onto which the socket headers used by the MCU PCB are placed. Then the MCU PCB is put into the jig upside down, allowing the soldering of all pins without having to rotate the PCB.
September 24, 2025 at 2:59 PM
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We have a quick update for all makers and developers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France.

We have reduced your shipping costs and aligned them with delivery costs within Germany. This means that your projects will now arrive faster and more cheaply. 🧡
Imprtant shipping update by AISLER: We have a quick update for all makers and developers in the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France. We have reduced your shipping costs and aligned them with delivery costs within Germany. This means that your projects will now arrive faster and more cheaply.
September 22, 2025 at 2:47 PM
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Greetings from the #AachenerFirmenlauf ! Our rapid runners are currently running the 9.9 km route. Is anyone else here into charity runs? 🏃🏻

We're joining over 7,000 other legends to run for a brilliant cause, and we'll be out there having a nice time and making some awesome memories. 🧡
AISLER rapid runner team at the Aachener Firmenlauf 2025
September 19, 2025 at 4:43 PM
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Take part in our ticket raffle where we give away three tickets for the Maker Days Eindhoven here on Bsky and LinkedIn and four on Mastodon.

You can participate by commenting on this post; tell us about your latest project. :)

See the terms & conditions here:
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September 17, 2025 at 1:50 PM
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Wrapping up the #KiCad tutorial today. In Part 3, I go through the finishing touches: drawing the outline, setting up the courtyard, adding the chamfer, and finally placing the Pin 1 designator. If you prefer to watch the full tutorial, you may want to visit our YouTube channel: youtu.be/sDvQ3Wh98AI
September 12, 2025 at 2:41 PM
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In Part 2 of our #KiCad tutorial series, we walk through creating and positioning pads step by step, based on the datasheet. Tomorrow we publish Part 3, where we finish the footprint by drawing the outline, adding the courtyard and setting up the markings.
September 11, 2025 at 3:32 PM
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Creating custom footprints in #KiCad can feel a bit painful the first time, but it really doesn’t have to be. In Part 1 of our new tutorial series, we walk through how to set up a custom footprint from scratch. Here’s the quick rundown of what we're doing in the video. 🧵
September 10, 2025 at 5:09 PM