OmniCircuit AI is a local proof of concept for an autonomous PCB/PCBA design and manufacturing suite. The current implementation focuses on the ESP32-S3 + DWM3000 UWB Anchor example and establishes the architecture for:
Esp32 s3 dwm3000 uwb anchor with relay outputs is an open-source printed circuit board by Takingo, from the Takingo/Mypcb35 repository on GitHub. It is a 4-layer board of 160 × 100 mm with 323 parts on 828 nets, routed with 546 tracks and 134 vias.
It is built around the DWM3000, ESP32-S3-WROOM-2-N32R16V and HLK-10M05, with the TPS54331DR-JSM, SN74LVC1T45DBVRE4 and PC817X2CSP9F among its other parts. Its parts include 59 capacitors, 47 resistors, 42 diodes, 38 switches and 36 transistors. It belongs with the radio and wireless and home automation and IoT boards and the ESP32 boards of this library.
OmniCircuit AI is a local proof of concept for an autonomous PCB/PCBA design and manufacturing suite. The current implementation focuses on the ESP32-S3 + DWM3000 UWB Anchor example and establishes the architecture for:
Parsing structured schematic, BOM, and PCB constraint inputs.
Running deterministic engineering checks for RF, isolation, power, level shifting, expansion, and testability requirements.
Producing AI design, validation, and manufacturing handoff reports.
Presenting the project state in a Flutter dashboard.
The referenced Corning-AI/PCBai repository currently presents a public roadmap-style README for conversational PCB design, placement, routing, DRC, SI, and Gerber export. This workspace therefore treats PCBai as a planned adapter boundary while the local proof of concept supplies deterministic parsers and validators that can be connected to PCBai or KiCad automation later.
Run the Local Engine
powershell
python -m engine.run_pipeline --project-root .
Generated files are written to outputs/uwb_anchor/ and the dashboard asset is written to assets/generated/uwb_anchor_analysis.json.
Run the Flutter Dashboard
powershell
C:\flutter\bin\flutter.bat pub get
C:\flutter\bin\flutter.bat run -d chrome
The input panel supports both manual text entry and file import. Use Ister Dosyasi, BOM Yukle, or Teknik Not to load text-based design inputs such as .md, .csv, .txt, .json, .net, .xml, .yaml, .sch, or .kicad_sch files directly into the matching field. On Windows desktop you can either browse with Gozat or paste a path such as C:\Mypcb\BOM.csv and press Yoldan Yukle.
engine/: Python proof-of-concept engine, including the Phase 2 KiCad automation bridge.
lib/: Flutter dashboard.
assets/generated/: Engine output consumed by Flutter.
outputs/: Reports and manufacturing handoff placeholders.
Phase 2 KiCad Bridge
The KiCad bridge lives in engine/kicad_automation_service.py. It reads AI_Netlist_v1, creates KiCad project artifacts, injects RF and AC safety constraints, and can run headless kicad-cli DRC/Gerber/drill/CPL exports when KiCad is installed.
The Flutter dashboard includes a DRC tab that reads assets/generated/drc_report_v1.json.
Phase 4 Closed-Loop Layout Optimization
The layout optimizer reads normalized DRC feedback, applies conservative pcbnew repairs, reruns DRC, and exports manufacturing files only when the final DRC count is zero.
powershell
.\tool\run_layout_optimizer.ps1
Generated status:
outputs/phase4/layout_optimization_status.json
outputs/phase4/gerber/
outputs/phase4/drill/
outputs/phase4/position/pick_and_place.csv
Current KiCad status for the UWB anchor proof of concept:
Schematic ERC: 0 violations.
PCB DRC: 0 violations after closed-loop optimizer.
Manufacturing exports: Gerber, drill, and pick-and-place generated.
Simulation and PCBA Evidence
Run deterministic first-order engineering checks:
powershell
.\tool\run_simulation_checks.ps1
Run assembly/PCBA visual exports:
powershell
.\tool\run_pcba_exports.ps1
Generated files include:
outputs/simulation/simulation_report.json
outputs/simulation/simulation_report.md
outputs/assembly/*.pdf
outputs/assembly/*.svg
outputs/assembly/pcba_preview.glb
Fabrication Package
Create the local PCBWay/JLCPCB-style production archive and quote estimate:
DRC=0 is not enough to claim a real production-ready electronic design. Run the engineering audit to verify schematic symbols/ERC evidence, active PCB consistency, simulation evidence, PCBA handoff files, and fabrication package integrity.
OmniCircuit AI is a local proof of concept for an autonomous PCB/PCBA design and manufacturing suite. The current implementation focuses on the ESP32-S3 + DWM3000 UWB Anchor example and establishes the architecture for:
OmniCircuit AI is a local proof of concept for an autonomous PCB/PCBA design and manufacturing suite. The current implementation focuses on the ESP32-S3 + DWM3000 UWB Anchor example and establishes the architecture for:
OmniCircuit AI is a local proof of concept for an autonomous PCB/PCBA design and manufacturing suite. The current implementation focuses on the ESP32-S3 + DWM3000 UWB Anchor example and establishes the architecture for:
a esp32s3 devboard submitted to outpost by hackclub
42 parts1MPL-2.0
Questions
How big is the Esp32 s3 dwm3000 uwb anchor with relay outputs PCB?
It measures 160 × 100 mm and has 4 copper layers, 1.6 mm thick.
What parts does the Esp32 s3 dwm3000 uwb anchor with relay outputs use?
323 parts, built around the DWM3000, ESP32-S3-WROOM-2-N32R16V, HLK-10M05 and TPS54331DR-JSM. The full list of its parts is on this page, with links to each part's symbol and footprint where PCBKit's library has them.
Where can I download the Esp32 s3 dwm3000 uwb anchor with relay outputs KiCad files?
From the Takingo/Mypcb35 repository on GitHub, at the commit this page was made from: the board is outputs/test_kicad/esp32_s3_dwm3000_uwb_anchor_with_relay_outputs/esp32_s3_dwm3000_uwb_anchor_with_relay_outputs.kicad_pcb and its schematic outputs/kicad/esp32_s3_dwm3000_uwb_anchor_with_relay_outputs/esp32_s3_dwm3000_uwb_anchor_with_relay_outputs.kicad_sch. PCBKit opens the board in the browser, with nothing to install.
Can I use the Esp32 s3 dwm3000 uwb anchor with relay outputs design in my own project?
Its repository states no licence, so its author keeps all rights: ask Takingo before reusing the design.