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What happens when you have a wild hardware idea and zero clue how to build it? Watch to see how these makers used Gemini 4 Argon and Google Antigravity to take …
What happens when you have a wild hardware idea and zero clue how to build it? Watch to see how these makers used Gemini 4 Argon and Google Antigravity to take a custom "Surf Clock" from a rough sketch to a working prototype.
The models explored:
*Initial concepts to lock in a retro 60s design
*Ran Python scripts to control Blender and model 3D parts
*Wrote custom firmware to pull live ocean data
*Built an interactive assembly guide to wire it all together
Learn more on how to get started today → https://goo.gle/3UmeYWb
Subscribe to Google for Developers → https://goo.gle/developers
Products Mentioned: Gemini, Google Antigravity
Speaker: Jack Colley
$25 and three days from sketch to working firmware. Prototyping cost just collapsed. Does AI-generated firmware hold up outside a demo bench though? I'd want to see the debug log before trusting it.
I tried using Antigravity in past few month for various different tasks.<br>And my verdict.<br><br>It's by far the best Harness. <br>Only if you want to ask 1st Grade questions, nithing else. <br>Yeah, it's good for nothing.
What happens when you have a wild hardware idea and zero clue how to build it? Watch to see how these makers used Gemini 4 Argon and Google Antigravity to take a custom "Surf Clock" from a rough sketch to a working prototype.
The models explored:
*Initial concepts to lock in a retro 60s design
*Ran Python scripts to control Blender and model 3D parts
*Wrote custom firmware to pull live ocean data
*Built an interactive assembly guide to wire it all together
Learn more on how to get started today → https://goo.gle/3UmeYWb
Subscribe to Google for Developers → https://goo.gle/developers
Products Mentioned: Gemini, Google Antigravity
Speaker: Jack Colley
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