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Boston Hardware Studio is a Boston-based consulting firm that rescues projects after the prototype stage and before productionization, focusing on embedded systems and robotics. Claim: it bridges the valley of death by working on-site with client hardware and software, integrating pieces that demos omit—example: adding micro SD logging to a radiation sensor to satisfy a logging requirement and get a unit testable in the field. RF/antenna work goes to specialists; engagements run short and long, including MIT.
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