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   by wilcoxbr 11y ago

   We approach prototyping as a process. http://www.themacro.com/articles/2016/01/minimum-viable-prod... Early prototypes use whatever we have laying around to get the most fundamental feature of the idea vetted
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   by wilcoxbr 11y ago

   The honest answer is that it depends. There is not a clear cut answer for this because it highly depends on the market, business model, value proposition, etc. Development and production of hardware is fundamentally different than software.
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   by wilcoxbr 11y ago

   Yes. I've had about 10 years working in hardware. Some of those years were at other startup companies. Experience helps, but as in most endeavors, is not required. You gain experience by doing. The most important thing you can do is ge
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   by wilcoxbr 11y ago

   You have complete control over your oven through the app. You can control each and every cooking element individually. We do have some logic in there to make sure you don't accidentally pull too much power. Other than that, it's a
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   by wilcoxbr 11y ago

   Solder reflow recipes are a good idea! Although, in good conscience, I would not suggest using the oven for food after that. Meals are delivered, fresh and uncooked, a la ingredient delivery services. In our case, they're already prepa
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   by wilcoxbr 11y ago

   How do you make sure the sensors are in the same spot every time? I assume that's important.