How and Why Your Startup Should Consider Onshore Manufacturing
It has become cool to build things again, and more companies are trying to manufacture their ideas stateside.
Shenzhen
Bridging the Gap Between Makers and the Supply Chain
Here are some suggestions for how to make supply chains compatible.
Amanda Williams, a Designer with Manufacturing Chops
Amanda Williams is a talented designer and now adds manufacturing experience to her skills, a potent combination.
Maker Faire Shenzhen a Seminal Event for Makers in China
I found China open and friendly, intense and tireless, broad and expansive, informal and optimistic.
Robot-Assisted iPhone Unboxing
uFactory’s uArm is equipped with a vacuum pump and solenoid valve, allowing it to lift even heavy things like a can of soda
Meet the new Class of HAXLR8R Startups
The 2013 class of HAXLR8R startups showed their stuff to a crowd of reporters, investors, and fellow hardware hackers at San Francisco’s Runway yesterday. The demo day event drew more than 100 people and was part coming out party and part fundraising pitch. The startups has all just returned from 111 days in China and many launched crowdfunding campaigns to coincide with the event.
How to Make a Ball-Balancing Robot
The folks from Ufactory, a Shenzhen startup, have built a fun ball balancing robot that uses six omni wheels to keep the robot balancing on top of a soccer ball.