Atech's modular hardware kit is vibe-codeable with Claude, no wiring required
Paimaamu · x · 2026-10-02
Danish startup Atech launched modular, wiring-free hardware that can be vibe-coded with Claude — think two-player Pong arcades, SID players and light shows built from natural language. "Vibe engineering" could be the hardware counterpart of vibe coding; batch 3 ships October 12, designed and assembled in Denmark.
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