Somewhere between a garage and a mega factory.
MM co. (Madmika Co.) is a design and build workshop: CAD, 3D printers, electronics, code and the stubbornness to make a machine work on real parts. You talk to the people who build it.
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Founded by Mikael Abehsera.
It started in his mom's basement: years of building whatever he could think of, taking things apart and making them do something new. Sharing those builds grew into a successful YouTube channel teaching electronics, and into bigger, crazier machines built just to see if they would work.
Today that same workshop is MM co.: niche prototypes and custom machines for companies and individuals with a problem nobody sells a fix for. Everything is designed, printed, wired and coded under one roof, so there are no hand-offs, no waiting on a supplier for a bracket, and changes take days instead of quarters.
Years of building in public.
From a chat AI to a four-factor door: a few of the builds from the channel. Out of commission now, every one can be built again.
Twitch Chat AI
2022An AI that listens to a live stream and answers like the chat. Built eight months before ChatGPT.
Home Security System
2021Code, fingerprint, face and voice. Built after someone tried to break in.
RFID Reader and Writer
2023Read a card's ID, check it, write your own data to it, and open a lock with a...
NFC Keychains
DemoTap a phone, open anything. 3D printed in your shape and colours, with an NFC tag inside.
Human, quick, and honest about it.
You talk to the builders
No account managers. The people who answer your email are the people holding the screwdrivers.
Fast, on purpose
Prototypes in days to weeks, because design, printing and code all happen under one roof.
No guessing
Machines that stop and ask when they're not sure. Numbers that come from tests, not brochures.
Made in-house
Brackets, holders, jigs and enclosures designed and printed here, then improved with every build.
Every layer
Mechanics, electronics, embedded code, cameras and vision, the screen your team uses.
Built in public
A lot of it shows up on YouTube, with the code and files free for anyone learning.
The code, the STL files and the build notes. Free.
Everything we share on YouTube, in one place: Arduino code, printable jigs and the lessons from each build.
Browse the free files