Temperature indicator
A coin-cell temperature sensor with a blinking LED alert.
18 components · 27.5 × 32 mmExplore 
Hardware is hard. Electronics is harder. Not anymore.
Electronics design is locked behind years of studying and experience. Less than 0.01% of the world can design a circuit board. siliXon makes electronics accessible to anyone; if you can describe what you want, you can build it.
Just your ideas in simple English. No constraints required.
Built for anyone, regardless of electronics background.
Rocky picks the parts, draws the schematic and routes the board. How much it hands you is up to you.
You design and build for fun, but electronics are tricky to grasp.
You've built a few projects involving some electronics, but are not confident enough to go all the way. Start with an idea and make changes as you see fit. We teach you along the way.
Start from a sentence, or explore a real board.
So far creating my first project for 10 min - onboarding seems quite smooth
I like the self validation and how it explains everything too, makes it easier for me to quickly cross reference and learn on the go
Response is very meaningful, I like how it asks you questions to verify and gives you the options to choose the answers with the recommended on the one it thinks is a better option
Good so far. It is helpful and gives me advice
I have to say I love the UI and UX, the front end is really fun to interact with, with the little dynamic touches etc
Super helpful and easy to use
Really good actually better than Flux ai
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