Factories are just rooms (Interconnected)
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Posted on Friday 3 Jul 2026. 725 words, 2 links. By Matt Webb.
Factories are just rooms 15.33, Friday 3 Jul 2026 Link to this post I went into my kid’s school a couple months back and spoke to the year group about manufacturing. Honestly it was the most rewarding speaking gig I’ve done all year. It was about the process of making my AI clock and I have a ton of pics from my factory visit to Shenzhen (mostly pics that I have only shared with Kickstarter backers). I talked about where ideas come from and the value of playing around, and how it’s neat to learn new techniques that you can combine together. I talked about prototyping and design – and was sure
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