The hardware partner for pioneering LoRa devices
summary
Open source modules become a concrete product path: generic node prototypes move from proof‑of‑concept to engineering sample to DVT and pilot then to small bench manufacturing of hundreds within weeks to months, with explicit test plans, FCC/telecom certification and field reliability tests. Claims include integrated board designs, Grove‑style peripherals, and a supply‑chain playbook: buy early, specify alternatives, vet support‑market parts. Biggest surprise is that certification and pilot runs routinely finish in months not years and that supply shortages, not engineering, most often blocks scaling.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 3:16Agile Manufacture Service from 1 to co
- 5:38Total Quality Management
- 7:10The supply chain turmoll
- 10:29Scaling Planeering Devices
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