9 Hardware communities on Independent Platforms
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Chief Delphi
ChiefDelphi.com is the premiere online community for FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) teams. Students, mentors, and alumni discuss technical robot building, programming, team strategy, and competition logistics.ForumEvents3 views / month

Open Compute Project
Open Compute Project (OCP) aims to develop open hardware solutions for data centers. The OCP is an initiative made up of cheap, vanity-free servers, modular I/O storage for Open Rack (a rack standard designed for data centers to integrate the rack into the data center infrastructure) and a relatively “green” data center design.8K members
ForumPairingEventsPaid2 views / month
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Hackster
A community dedicated to learning hardware. Share projects, tutorials, and connect with other hardware enthusiasts.2.5M members
ForumEvents7 views / month
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Hackaday
Hackaday.io is the world's largest collaborative hardware development community.ForumChat2 views / month
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AnandTech
Forum2 views / month
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Arduino Forum
The official Arduino community forum where makers, students, and professionals discuss Arduino projects, get help with code, and share ideas about hardware and electronics.Forum4 views / month
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Raspberry Pi Forums
The official Raspberry Pi community forums. Get help, share projects, and discuss everything related to the Raspberry Pi single-board computers and the broader maker ecosystem.Forum3 views / month
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Element 14 Community
The Element 14 Community is a hub for engineers, makers, and electronics enthusiasts to share projects, enter design challenges, and learn about new technologies.Forum4 views / month
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Acer Community
The Acer Community is a dedicated space for Acer users to seek support, share knowledge, and engage in discussions about Acer products and services.Forum3 views / month
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- Tiny: 0 communities (<20 members)
- Small: 0 communities (20-100 members)
- Medium: 0 communities (100-1,000 members)
- Large: 1 communities (1,000-10,000 members)
- Huge: 0 communities (10,000-100,000 members)
- Massive: 0 communities (100,000-1M members)
- Gigantic: 1 communities (1M+ members)




