A New Model to Help Hardware Startups Scale
For hardware startup companies, growth can be dangerous. Scaling up production, coupled with expanding physical space to meet quickly rising production targets, is a challenge unique to companies that make complex physical objects, such as solid rocket motors or lithium-ion batteries. For hardware companies supplying products to the defense and space industries, the squeeze is […]
Let Rocket Scientists Be Rocket Scientists: A New Model to Help Hardware Start-ups Scale By John Burer For hardware start-up companies, growth can be dangerous. Scaling up production, coupled with expanding physical space to meet quickly rising production targets, is a challenge unique to companies that make complex physical objects, such as solid rocket motors or lithium-ion batteries. For hardware companies supplying products to the defense and space industries, the squeeze is often more severe, exacerbated by the difficulty of obtaining the appropriate infrastructure for testing, prototypin
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