I have a confession to make – in all honesty, I’m not much of a hardware hacker. In my teens, whenever I got home from school, I gravitated more often to coding (or video games) than soldering or robotics. But I spent a lot of my childhood playing with Snap Circuits and redstone circuits in Minecraft, so I can appreciate the charm. You’re automating things - taking small atoms and combining them into something bigger. Just like code can be written to do whatever you want, so can hardware – and t...