Our project of the week is a SolaWat Power Station built by IsaacChrist Ikpe . It features a 350wh 12.8v lifepo4 battery pack,two 65w type C pd outlets, a usb outlet, a 220v outlet rated at 200w max, a 12V dc outlet, and dual charging through solar or a charging adapter.

Innovation Excellence: KWASU Student Secures #50 Million Federal Venture Capital Grant Congratulations to Emmanuel Aanu Ajayi, a 500-level Electrical and Computer Engineering KWASU KWARA STATE UNIVERSITY, MALETE student for winning a #50 million Federal Ministry of Education Student Venture

My Arduino kit arrived today.

I have an idea to host Nigeria's First Live hardware design competition, where hardware designers will design a product live within a limited time and competiting to win amazing prizes. A way to source for talents as well. NITDA Nigeria Moniepoint MFB The Hardware guild

We are having an interactive section on the hardware guild for builders in hardware to talk about what they're building, their progress and what they need to continue. If you're building anything in hardware join the space and tell us about it. x.com/i/spaces/1DGLd…

I'm thinking of starting this month. Collaborate with experts in the design and manufacturing industry. If you know anyone that can serve as a reviewer, please comment with their profile. 3MTT Nigeria must include hardware🫠🫠 MTN Nigeria Moniepoint MFB The Hardware guild Trace

Machine made by me and my team from scratch. Fully automatic hydraulic concrete block and paver machine.

9-5 • Build arguably one of the most critical machines in the modern world (EUV litho to make world’s powerful chips) 😊 • Service them globally at TSMC, Intel, Samsung, Micron, IBM etc.

I am currently in a discussion with Joel 🐉 I must say, what he is building with team is nice and will go a long way in supporting the hardware ecosystem. by the way check this out: jence.xyz/projects/rebot… Algorithm, please let this reach the hardware guys. The Hardware guild

This is the hardware community we're raising in Nsukka, Nigeria Courtesy of Mechatronics Club UNN

I’m happy to see hardware gaining momentum across Nigeria and Africa at large. Every day, new engineers, students, and founders are emerging in this field. That is exactly why the Hardware Guild exists, to help them learn, connect, and collaborate to build Africa's future.

Josh just launched a cool new platform for engineers and hobbyists to order 3D-printed parts. Simply upload your design files, get an instant preview and price quote, then proceed to payment and add your shipping details. Best of all, it’s super affordable.

I'm pleased to announce that Jence(Beta) is live Jence is an open source collaborative platform for hardware builders/teams to share projects, publish deep technical work, collaborate across teams, and launch products. Join early. Try it out jence.xyz

the The Hardware guild stepping up is the community recognising the moment. but the community needed infrastructure to produce a backbone. hardware needs what software got: a place where work is verified, collaboration is easy, and capability travels with the builder.