Build an app that sees, senses or moves.
Assembled sensor kits. A private web app.
Your idea, built with AI.
99 EUR per device. 30 EUR shipping per order.
Battery, enclosure and USB-C cable included.
EU delivery in about two weeks.
One compact camera for snapshots, visual check-ins and fridge experiments.
VAT included
+ 30 EUR shipping per order
Acceleration and rotation for bike movement alerts, gesture controls and SkiTik experiments.
VAT included
+ 30 EUR shipping per order
A short-range distance sensor for a garage space, a desk or an object-presence experiment.
VAT included
+ 30 EUR shipping per order
One temperature and humidity module for room monitoring and climate experiments.
VAT included
+ 30 EUR shipping per order
Order now; pay when ready to dispatch. Need longer runtime? Connect a USB power bank or 5 V USB supply. Choose a power bank that stays on at low current. Power bank and mains adapter are not included. Product images show proposed 3D-printed PA12 enclosures; final fit and finish await prototype testing.
Explore all devices and what’s included ↗AI-assisted coding is opening up a new way to prototype physical ideas. HardwareBlocks is our new developer beta: try the software today, then choose a sensor kit for your project.
The web app and APIs are available. Native mobile apps and Bluetooth setup are not released. Enclosure images are concepts; each physical build must be assembled and tested before dispatch.
See exactly what works today ↗“That’s exactly what I had in mind.”
Translated from their original feedback.
Copy this into Claude, ChatGPT or your coding agent. Give it an idea. Let it read the docs and scaffold your first build.
Choose a physical input. Pair the device. Build its behaviour with AI. Your kit arrives assembled, with a rechargeable battery and a claim code.
Camera. Motion. Distance. Climate. Your application decides what comes next. Try a simulation today. Claim your physical box when it arrives and let your agent publish its interface.
Choose a kit. We fit one sensor module, battery and enclosure, then test the build.
Create a workspace and enter the box’s claim code. Connect the box to Wi-Fi. Native apps and Bluetooth setup are planned.
Claude or Codex reads our API and sensor schema. Your idea becomes code or a supported app layout.
Publish a layout through MCP or paste its JSON into our web app. Use the API from your own application too.
Same idea: a physical event becomes software.
Four starting points. Fork the behaviour.
A motion event from your bike. An alert defined by you.
on('bike.motion', (event) => {
if (event.armed)
notify('Your bike just moved.');
});{
"source": "simulation",
"type": "bike.motion",
"armed": true,
"motion_detected": true
}Waiting for an example event.
Your agent can read the same source you do.
Public endpoints. Structured recipes. No scraping required.
Read sensors, claim devices and publish app layouts. Private workspace keys keep your data yours.
GET /api/catalogLet your agent discover kits, read your device events and publish a supported app layout.
https://hardwareblocks.com/mcpPublic kit and schema tools need no key. Private tools use a workspace bearer token. Bluetooth setup and native mobile apps are not released.
HardwareBlocks brings assembled ESP32 sensor kits, a private web app and documented APIs to your AI-assisted prototype.
Build a real sensor dashboard with simulated data, then use AI and the HardwareBlocks API to adapt it to your project.
Motion projectUse an IMU, Wi-Fi events and your own notification backend to prototype a bike movement alert.
Camera projectPrototype private snapshots and an editable AI-assisted shopping list with HardwareBlocks Camera Kit.
No judgement. We made this one for your agent, too.
curl -fsSL https://hardwareblocks.com/llms.txt