What we’re about
Breaking Breadboards is a community for tech enthusiasts of all levels who share a passion for tinkering with hardware and software. Whether you're a seasoned expert or just starting out, there's a place for you here.
We're a diverse group united by our love for all things tech, from Raspberry Pi projects to Arduino creations, from IoT innovations to the mesmerizing world of flashing LEDs.
At Breaking Breadboards Brighton, you'll have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, share your projects, and learn from others. Whether you're interested in diving into the intricacies of MicroContollers, exploring the latest in hardware advancements, or simply looking for inspiration for your next project, you'll find it here.
**Join the conversation on our Slack channel: https://join.slack.com/t/silicon-brighton/shared_invite/zt-2cuac8e5g-o6t0r3LbjqwjrK7AmyFCGw**
Sponsors
See all- Silicon BrightonOur mission is to put Brighton on the map as a technology hub
- KunkuneElectronic components, modules and tools
- Silicon BrightonOur mission is to put Brighton on the map as a technology hub
- KunkuneElectronic components, modules and tools
- Silicon BrightonOur mission is to put Brighton on the map as a technology hub
- KunkuneElectronic components, modules and tools
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Breaking Breadboards Sep-2025Freedom Works Brighton, Barts House, Brighton
The Breaking Breadboards team are excited to announce our, Sep 23rd Event at Freedom Works in Brighton. This will be a show and tell event from the makers listed below. This is the perfect opportunity for tech hardware enthusiasts in Brighton and beyond to connect, and share their passion for all things tinkering!
Whether you’re into Raspberry Pi, Arduino, modifying Game Boys, building robots, or any other hardware-based projects, this event is for you. From seasoned professionals to complete beginners, everyone is welcome.
Four fabulour makers sharing 15 to 20 minutes presentations:
- Tudor James - Croquet "Simulator"
- Jamie Camble - "Digital polaphonic theremin"
- Solomon Gotau - "Wild electronics", Designing electronics to enable humans to communicate with different animal species.
The event is hybrid, so while we’d love to see you in person, you can also join us live on YouTube (18:50ish start online) if you can’t make it to Brighton.
If you have any questions or want to get involved, please reach out.
