If you're a first-time hardware creator, here's something you might not have learned: Your hardware's prototype is the key stage between idea and production (manufacturing lots of them). (more…)
For hardware entrepreneurs and start-ups, it's important to become familiar with manufacturing terminology so you can talk to/with the manufacturer you're selecting. Otherwise, you're risking unpleasant surprises, ranging from added... read more →
Every discipline and "domain" has its own unique jargon, vocabulary – including slang, acronyms, and more – and associated concepts. This is as true for cooking (e.g., sautee, carmelize, roue),... read more →
Crowdfunding, through sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo, provides entrepreneurs and hardware startups with a way to raise funds without going to venture capitalists – and giving away a piece of... read more →
Agile product development isn't new, but it is still foreign to most teams building physical products. Should your team make the switch from Waterfall to Agile hardware product development? There's nothing... read more →
Hardware enthusiasts should register for the Open Compute Project Hackathon III. It takes place January 28-29, 2014 at the upcoming Open Compute Summit in San Jose, California. (more…)
Bring your hardware product and we'll bring the experts! Bolt is a Boston-based hardware startup incubator that wants to help you get your idea from prototype to manufactured product. We've seen... read more →
The recent Challenge with NOKIA reminded me of the great models we have that focus on all things electric. Whether it's circuits, motors, connectors, switches, or other accessories - GrabCAD... read more →
GrabCAD met John Kenevey from Facebook's Open Compute Project (OCP) a short while ago and both sides immediately saw the chance for a great partnership. Their team is on a "mission... read more →