ProtoAI
A team hackathon project exploring how a hardware brief or sketch can become a set of design files to review and refine.
Top 15 · Cursor x Anthropic Hackathon Malaysia · 6 December 2025
Design Workflow
We explored an interface for developing a hardware concept without separating the enclosure, electronics, and device software into unrelated tasks. A user submits a brief or sketch, reviews the generated package, requests changes, and downloads the files before continuing to a demonstration order planning screen.
The hackathon outcome includes generated sample packages for circular and teardrop wearable air quality pendants. These show the proposed design workflow and the files it produces, not manufactured or validated devices; the designs still need engineering review.
From Sketch to Design Package
Artifacts for Each Design
The sample repository groups the circular and teardrop variants into separate packages, each with mechanical, electronic, and software files. Reviewers can inspect each pendant's mechanical design, electronics, and software together.
Pendant Design Package
| Component | Responsibility |
|---|---|
| Enclosure STL files | Describe the pendant's mechanical form. |
| PCB schematic and Gerbers | Describe electronics and board layout. |
| Arduino firmware | Provides device logic for the pendant concept. |
| Bill of materials | Lists parts, quantities, and reference designators. |
| Assembly guide | Explains component installation, enclosure assembly, and checks. |
Review Across the Package
The review connects the files to one another: the bill of materials identifies parts and reference designators, the board files describe their placement and connections, and the enclosure describes the surrounding form. Assembly guidance brings those pieces into an installation sequence. In the proposed workflow, a user requests changes to the package before downloading it and moving to the demonstration order planning screen.
Team
Built with Andre Pratama, Hafiz Zakiara, and Jeremy Yee.
Credits
The concepts build on the Circuit Digest Wearable Air Quality Pendant under the MIT License.