How it all started

After participating in award-winning competitions in after-school robotics, I was sad to leave. Fundraising from ground zero would take most of a year to conduct. I and several teammates discovered in the meantime that we had common goals to fix the slow processing problems we had been experiencing - at home and at school (even in robotics).

We quickly discovered that every family needs its own builder to save on retail markups of 50% or more. We started Neuron PCs so that our streams of assemblies could educate new builders - and reduce labor costs for locals who hired us to build for them.

Because any given customer’s budget of $1,000 or less was too typically below the amount for a PC that matched his/her needs, Neuron PCs also started a standing GoFundMe campaign 1) to cover the cost of our “build and stream” exhibits and 2) to supplement customer accounts so that families and workplaces could finally get the systems they needed to thrive in today’s increasingly global and faster-paced marketplaces.