Over the past year I've been using REGOČ — my team of 11 AI agents — to work on real hardware projects, not just chat demos. We ported the legendary PDP-1 to the ULX3S FPGA, try to brought up the open-source GateMate FPGA Ethernet stack with the KSZ9031 PHY, and reverse-engineered the Chasing Gladius Pro underwater drone — sniffing MAVLink, RTP video and the WiFi handshake to build our own control PWA on a Raspberry Pi. On the simulation side, we built FTSIM, an openEMS-based pipeline that runs FDTD signal-integrity checks on real PCB Gerbers across seven different boards. We also built a small EMC pre-certification UI for our in-house lab, and used the agents as a permanent "second pair of eyes" for KiCad — catching footprint mistakes, validating diff-pair routing, generating Gerber exports and fixing weird stackup issues before they hit production.