As a hobbyist in this space, I found this format very revealing and easier to follow because you have a real story. Keep it up! Always excited to learn something new when it comes to building hardware.
I am generally reading all your contents via readwise to be able to highlight. I would say this one was the least highlighted one. It was nice interview, but I personally recommend you to keep in your own track. You are doing great job to organize information and topics to this niche, thank you again.
This was absolutely fascinating stuff. As someone currently developing a product with a view to launching a Kickstarter campaign, these insights really are invaluable. Your Substack is a treasure trove, and this interview was an incredibly welcome addition 👏
As a hobbyist in this space, I found this format very revealing and easier to follow because you have a real story. Keep it up! Always excited to learn something new when it comes to building hardware.
I am generally reading all your contents via readwise to be able to highlight. I would say this one was the least highlighted one. It was nice interview, but I personally recommend you to keep in your own track. You are doing great job to organize information and topics to this niche, thank you again.
Absolutely loved this, thanks for sharing. Been using the Wizard of Oz prototyping method for a while and now I've got a quippy name for it.
Reminded me of Tony Fadell's "Build" which covers a lot of similar challenges and nuances with hardware products.
Nice interview, thank you! Glad somebody writes about developing hardware, keep going
Appreciate it Tim 🙏
This was absolutely fascinating stuff. As someone currently developing a product with a view to launching a Kickstarter campaign, these insights really are invaluable. Your Substack is a treasure trove, and this interview was an incredibly welcome addition 👏
Thanks Rob 🙏