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Maker Pro News: Makers in Dallas, Shakeups in Hardware, and More

Maker Pro News: Makers in Dallas, Shakeups in Hardware, and More

By DC Denison

DC Denison

DC Denison is the co-editor of The Maker Pro Newsletter, which covers the intersection of makers and business. That means hardware startups, new products, and market trends.

DC manages customer stories at Acquia, the digital experience company.

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By Jon Christian

Jon Christian

Jon Christian is the co-editor of the Maker Pro Newsletter, which covers the intersection between makers and business. He's also written for the Boston Globe, WIRED and The Atlantic.

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Check out some of the innovators coming out of Dallas in the weeks roundup of maker pro news.

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Startup Raises Million for Smartphone Windshield Projector

Startup Raises $20 Million for Smartphone Windshield Projector

By Jenn Nowicki

Jenn Nowicki

As an athlete with a neuro-astro-legal background, my writing interests involve just about everything. Current hobbies include kickboxing, Netflix binge-watching, and concocting the perfect mac n' cheese recipe.

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Hardware startup Navdy has reportedly raised $20 million to manufacture their eponymous gadget, which projects smartphone alerts directly onto an automobile windshield. “From the way information is presented, the clarity of the image, the flexibility of the gesture recognition to the way Navdy sits on your car’s dashboard, we are obsessing over every detail to make sure it’s […]

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New Hardware Accelerator Bridges Gap from SF to Shenzhen

New Hardware Accelerator Bridges Gap from SF to Shenzhen

By George LeVines

George LeVines

George LeVines is a writer in Massachusetts

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Highway1, the two year old accelerator from Ireland-based manufacturing solutions company PCH International, has expanded its operations at a new San Francisco California location, upping its startup enrollment cap from 12 to 19. What used to be a marijuana growing operation — yes, really — in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco is now home of the hardware […]

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