The world is looking forward to your hardware innovation

📅 Date: October 5–11, 2026
📍 Location: San Francisco, CA, USA

Event detail

NexPCB is excited to attend SF Tech Week 2026, part of Tech Week’s multi-city technology gathering presented by a16z.

SF Tech Week brings together founders, investors, startups, builders, operators, and technology communities across the Bay Area. Through panels, meetups, demos, hackathons, networking events, and community-led conversations, the event creates a valuable space for teams building the next generation of technology.

For hardware startups and product teams, this is a strong opportunity to connect product vision with practical execution. A working prototype is an important step, but bringing a product to market also requires reliable electronics, stable sourcing, manufacturable design, testing, quality control, and a clear path to production.

At NexPCB, we help hardware innovators move from early concepts to scalable, production-ready products. Whether you are building IoT devices, robotics systems, AI-enabled hardware, wearables, smart sensors, medical electronics, industrial products, or consumer electronics, we’d be glad to meet you in San Francisco.

During SF Tech Week 2026, NexPCB is looking forward to meeting founders, engineers, product leaders, and innovation teams working on electronics-enabled products.

We can discuss your current stage, technical challenges, and production goals, including:

• PCB fabrication and PCBA manufacturing
• DFM, DFA, and production-readiness review
• Component sourcing and supply chain planning
• Prototype, pilot build, and volume production support
• Functional testing, inspection, and quality control
• Mechanical parts, enclosure integration, and final assembly

From early engineering builds to scalable production, NexPCB supports teams that need a manufacturing partner who understands both speed and reliability.

Hardware development is different from software iteration. Every design, component, and assembly decision can affect cost, lead time, reliability, and manufacturability. The earlier these risks are reviewed, the easier it is to avoid delays later.

NexPCB helps teams identify manufacturability issues, improve production planning, coordinate sourcing, and build electronics products that are ready for real-world use. Our goal is to help you reduce avoidable risk while moving faster from prototype to market.

If you are preparing for a hardware launch, improving an existing design, planning a pilot run, or searching for a long-term electronics manufacturing partner, SF Tech Week 2026 is a great time to connect with us.

Let’s meet in San Francisco and talk about bringing your next hardware innovation to life.