Getting started with hardware projects is exciting—but it can also be overwhelming. If you’ve ever tried to wire up a microcontroller, you know the drill:
- Hours searching for the right wiring diagram
- Copy-pasting example code from forums
- Struggling with toolchains and obscure errors
- Wondering if the magic smoke is about to escape your circuit
I’ve been there too. That’s why I built Embedible: a tool that uses AI to make tinkering with hardware as easy as describing what you want to build.
What is Embedible?
Embedible is an AI-powered assistant for microcontrollers like the Raspberry Pi Pico W. Instead of spending time setting up toolchains or hunting down wiring guides, you just tell Embedible what you want to create.
For example, you could type:
Run a Larson Scanner effect on a strip of 8 NeoPixels.
And Embedible will generate:
- A circuit diagram showing you how to wire the LEDs
- Ready-to-run code that you can flash to your device
- Step-by-step guidance to bring it all to life
Demo: Larsen Scanner Effect
Why It’s Useful
- For beginners: Skip the frustration of figuring out GPIO pinouts and code syntax—just build.
- For experienced devs: Great for rapid prototyping and quick demos.
- For educators: Visual effects like this make lessons engaging while keeping setup simple.
Try It Yourself
You can try Embedible right now at embedible.io. Just type in what you want to build, and Embedible will generate the wiring and code for you.
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