The Physical API for your Agents @hackJunction 2026.
We're a Tech Partner. Teams on the Atech Real World Challenge get hardware kits, free platform access, our team on-site all weekend, and prizes for the best builds.
No soldering. No breadboards. No embedded experience.
Our CTO and inventor is Finnish, so this one feels like coming home. Can't wait to see what people build in Finland. @TomasHarmer
Register by 25 Oct: 2026.hackjunction.com
With @AaltoUniversity @emilpekkinen @pvesterbacka @SlushHQ
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You can now build hardware without wiring anything.
Designed & assembled in Denmark. Kits ship in 3–4 weeks.
atech.dev/buy
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atech.dev retweeted
Stop wasting time on technician work. Spend it on your research! 📷
I'll be back in Lund talking about how you can spend more of your valuable time on research, and less on wiring, soldering and firmware for your electronics.
At Atech we build modular hardware you can vibe-code: describe the setup you need, plug it in, and get back to the science.
📷 Fri 23 Oct · "Innovation outside of Academia: From Startup to Corporate", Lund University
📷 luma.com/4kvrio22
Hope to see you there!
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atech.dev retweeted
Visited Stanford Robotics Center. That was cool!
lnkd.in/p/eek_XAQz
We're a finalist for AI x SaaS Innovation of the Year at Breakit's AI x SaaS Summit.
22 Oct, Space Arena, Stockholm. Come say hi and see what comes after vibe-coding: vibe-engineering.
event.breakit.se/ai-saas-sum…
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Hardware should be as fast to build as software. So we're taking it on tour.
23 Oct · Lund
24 Oct · Copenhagen
25 Oct · Poland, on a rocket
31 Oct · Copenhagen
4 Nov · Copenhagen
5 Nov · Trondheim
Come build with us. Sign-ups in our Discord: discord.com/invite/cu3vDEfNn
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atech.dev retweeted
Our goal is to enable and make people faster when building hardware.
If it is for rapid prototyping or to learn electronics, get your own kit at Atech.dev
atech.dev retweeted
People keep on asking.
”Who is the atech.dev kit for?”
Here are some examples:
1. Best way to start with robotics and integrate sensors on top of you 101 arms.
2. Software stepping into the physical world for validation.
3. Kids!!! The modularity makes it super easy to use for everyone.
4. Rapid prototyping. Throwing together stuff to see, ”Will this actually work?”
The future will be so crazy
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You can now build hardware in the browser and even test it there too! Crazy times we live in!
This is just a little peek at the things we are cooking up at @Atech_dev check us out!
You can get your kit today at atech.dev
#vibeengineering
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Built an AI tamagotchi in less than 2 minutes.
Modular hardware that requires no wiring is a complete game changer. Anyone can build hardware now. Atech.dev
Fastest way to integrate sensors on top of your @LeRobotHF arm!
This weekend we are in Amsterdam, San Francisco and Vancouver!
Hit us up if you want to build hardware!
@DavidStalmarck @AtechMitch
Testing out The new atech.dev @LeRobotHF kit this weekend in Amsterdam with Tech makers.
Plug and play sensors/cameras and actuators snap onto the board, kind of like Lego’s, basically like steroids for the arm;)
Excited to see what people build!
atech.dev retweeted
Testing out The new atech.dev @LeRobotHF kit this weekend in Amsterdam with Tech makers.
Plug and play sensors/cameras and actuators snap onto the board, kind of like Lego’s, basically like steroids for the arm;)
Excited to see what people build!

























