Electrical engineers haven’t had a fast and easy way to prototype the thin circuit boards used in modern electronics. In fact, we met one entrepreneur who even made surfacemount circuit boards by hand. Soon, rapid prototyping may be easier for people making electrical devices thanks to a startup operating out of NYU Poly’s Dumbo Incubator, BotFactory.
See the video below, which has some good shots of the system in action. More detail, however, can be read in this story from the International Business Times.
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