Danielle Applestone: Founding a hardware startup: what I wish I'd known!

Hackaday Superconference // Nov 14-15 // Dogpatch Studios // San Francisco
Being a founder of a hardware startup is hard, and you will make mistakes. There are a few people out there that can show you the right way to do things, though. One of them is Danielle Applestone, CEO of the Other Machine Company, creators of the OtherMill.
Read the article that accompanies this video:
hackaday.com/2015/12/14/daniel...
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[@cookiesaregreat]

The single most useful video about hardware startsup I've ever seen --- And I've seen a LOT of them. Goot stuff.

[@dangrigsby4881]

One of the best 20 minutes I can remember spending!

[@mykolaonyshchenko]

Super useful, thank you so much

[@brothermarcus_]

Incredible amount of practical information here. Thank you

[@eugene_vs]

Really interesting. Thanks for sharing your experience!

[@roidroid]

OtherMill, part of the *OtherLab* research uh... incubator? Anyway it's Saul Griffith's group, that guy's got his fingers in so many interesting pies. You can certainly see it's influence with all of the in-house software they're using, Otherlab's all about that. Sorta like Elon Musk's companies in that regard, pull back the cover and the companies look more like software startups, with the sheer amount of in-house software tools they churn out.

[@ralluzarebon]

Beyond l egendary

[@lifelikellama6324]

Hello

[@evurohardware]

I will love a portable pcb machine