We toured the offices and factory where Seeed Studio makes open source hardware in Shenzhen, China. All our open source projects are manufactured and shipped from here.
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8 Responses to “VIDEO #17: Seeed Studio open source hardware manufacturing tour in Shenzhen, China 2012”
Alan: The Si5351 runs on 3.3V, and several FPGA dev boards now include "Arduino compatible" headers [if you stick to 3.3V logic levels]. Maybe it's time...
Nice. Always wanted to see how these guys make the stuff.
only 1.47 minutes?
Not even 100 seconds. It’s 1:37. But enjoyable. Looks like Ian has a good relationship with them.
Sorry for that, and the voice over too. Nobody talked loud enough for our crappy cameras to pick it up, so this is what we were left with :)
Hey, I know Nana! She helped me with sourcing some parts!
Wow. Nice to put some faces to the company. Such a small outfit, amazing products and quality comes out of there.
Thanks!
Thanks for the video, very interesting.
Lets not even mention there appears to be a complete lack of anti-static wrist bands……..