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Two engineers.
One bench.
Prague.
CircuitMind is a small electronics studio that turns ambitious ideas into tested hardware. We would rather be at the workbench than in a meeting — and the work shows it.
The story
Ideas stall between the napkin and the board. We live in that gap.
CircuitMind started because too many good concepts never made it past a pretty schematic. Briefs were split across specialists who never sat at the same table. Revisions piled up. The first prototype arrived late, fragile, and already out of date.
We wanted a studio where hardware and firmware are designed together — with an oscilloscope on the desk, a parts cabinet within reach, and nobody waiting on a hand-off. That is still how we work: two engineers, one workshop, direct conversation from the first call to the last firmware flash.
The photograph is us on a typical afternoon. One of us on the laptop, the other at the bench. Between the keys and the yellow trace on the scope is where the real product happens — probing a rail, arguing about a power budget, soldering a last revision before it goes to a client.
Today we design IoT devices, GNSS trackers, embedded controllers and the unglamorous power electronics that keep them alive. The tools change. The habit does not: measure, revise, ship.
Same room, same board
Schematic, layout, firmware and bring-up live on one bench. You talk to the people who will still be probing the board at midnight.
Proof over slides
A waveform on the scope beats a promise in a deck. We prototype, measure and revise until the device behaves in the world it has to survive.
Built in Prague
Designed, assembled and supported from the Czech Republic — close enough to visit, small enough that nothing disappears into a process.