Ep. 18: Miniature Arduinos with Ken Burns at TinyCircuits

The video features Michael from Programming Electronics Academy interviewing Ken Burns, founder of Tiny Circuits. Ken shares his journey from being a hobbyist to an electrical engineer and eventually starting Tiny Circuits. He discusses the challenges and successes of running a company that manufactures miniaturized Arduino systems. Ken explains the decision to manufacture in-house, highlighting the cost benefits and flexibility it provides. The video also touches on the importance of understanding the manufacturing process and the company's growth over the years.

What role does feedback from the maker community play in the development of Tiny Circuits products?

How does Ken describe the evolution of Tiny Circuits over the past five years?

Discuss the significance of the Tiny Duino line and its impact on the maker community.

What are the advantages of being able to manufacture locally for Tiny Circuits?