Reroute your circuit, not your jumper wires
Metatronix is a reconfigurable breadboard for hardware developers, with 63 digitally switchable columns controlled over USB-C.
$249.00
- Software-defined nets replace jumper tangles and accidental miswirings
- Per-pin micro-LEDs show active paths for connection checks
- Saveable configurations let you return to previous circuit setups
- Automated hardware regression testing makes repeated checks repeatable
In the box and on the bench
Metal, FR4 and gold, built for the bench.
Dimensions8.5 x 5.2 x 0.9 inches
Switchable columns63
Computer connectionUSB-C
Tie-point spacing0.1 inch
FrameCNC anodized aluminum
PCBMultilayer FR4
ContactsGold-plated spring contacts
Rewire without rewiring
Define the net. The board makes it.
A routing change should not send you hunting for a loose breadboard connection. Metatronix uses gold-plated spring contacts to avoid intermittent pin-contact faults, so you can focus on the circuit rather than question the connection beneath it.
Ask the bench questions.
Do I have to write code to use it?
No. Connect Metatronix to your computer and use the desktop GUI to define connection nets. For terminal-based control, use the Omnipath Python SDK.
How do I connect my prototype components?
Insert components into the standard 0.1-inch-spaced tie points, then define their connections in software. The software controls routing between tie points; you still place the components yourself.
Can I route both analog and digital signals?
Yes. Metatronix supports software-defined routing for both analog and digital signals.
Plug in over USB-C and start routing.
Connect the board, drop parts into the tie points and define your nets in code.