@CaptVenk As Someone who is building electronic circuits from grade 6th, Gujarati Gali is the Go-To place and I found many parts that the market did not have at Roland. Although sometimes I have quite a number of rude experiences with them.
Thanks @residencyBLR for featuring us. This is the journey of @MyPerro_.
When @Saiprasad1509 told me what happened to Muffin, I didn’t think twice. As a pet parent myself, I felt it. We started building so no other dog goes unnoticed.
3 years later: grants, 97% accuracy in our pilot, sold-out pre-orders after @sharktankindia and building full-time out of @residencyBLR.
Now we’re raising our pre-seed to take this from a smart collar to a real pet health data company.
Investors who want to back this, let’s connect
Founders lose leads, orders and funding conversations because they're stuck on the product.
That's the gap I work in. Solkrit takes a product from idea to boxed units: concept, architecture, prototype, manufacturing, packaging. Hardware and softwar
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You sell. We build.
Please help us in our efforts to build a funding support platform for hardware builders.
Please Try this / share this / Repost. We need real users on the platform for feedback. 🙏🙏🙏
Any hardware builder looking to raise a small amount to take a prototype to pilot?
Try https://t.co/6Ry5bFcUAt.
A brand-new platform built in just one day at the Midnight Moonshot Hackathon by two hardware builders who understand this problem firsthand.
Upload your build. Tell people what you’re trying to do next and how much you need.
You never know who might support you.
There’s a world of people willing to chip in small amounts, with no strings attached, just to help good builds move forward.
Good luck. Get funded on BidFund.
Had a fun conversation with my elder brother (MBBS, Jabalpur) about what I actually mean when I say “microcontroller.”
Instead of a technical explanation, I broke it down in doctor terms:
If someone hits you:
• Feeling the hit → Sensor
• Deciding what to do → Microcontroller (brain)
• Physically reacting → Actuator
• Nerves connecting everything → Wires/communication lines
That’s when it instantly clicked for him.
It reminded me that embedded systems are essentially artificial nervous systems. Sensors act like senses, actuators like muscles, firmware defines behaviour — and the microcontroller coordinates it all.
Sometimes, simplifying doesn’t reduce complexity — it reveals clarity.