Flexible robot replaces fixed production lines

CircuitHub's The Grid uses coordinated machinery and mobile platforms to move circuit boards between manufacturing stations without conventional production-line changeovers.

Each board takes its own route

Machine learning and AI coordinate operations so different products undergo manufacturing simultaneously. An order with one hundred different designs processes as easily as one hundred copies of one design.

Same equipment handles prototypes and batches

The Grid eliminates separate machinery for different production stages, addressing hardware developers ordering limited quantities for testing, research and product development.

CircuitHub's customers include major tech firms

The company serves a major electric vehicle manufacturer, a leading artificial intelligence laboratory and established technology companies across its operations.

US factory beats China on speed, not price

Five motor-controller boards cost six hundred thirty dollars with four-day US delivery via The Grid, versus four hundred sixty-five dollars with nine-day delivery from Shenzhen.

Five years of operation, millions of boards

The Grid has operated commercially for five years, delivering more than two point two million circuit boards and installing over one hundred fifty million components for twenty-six thousand engineers.

Demand already exceeds manufacturing capacity

CircuitHub says incoming orders exceed current capacity. The company will five times capacity this year, with another big jump coming in twenty twenty-seven.

“Demand is already well ahead of what we can build. This year we will 5x capacity, with another big jump coming in 2027.”