We are seeing a vast rise in startups working on some of today’s most disruptive technology. However, statistics show that many startups are constantly failing to get to market.
Why are startups failing to get to market?

We are seeing a vast rise in startups working on some of today’s most disruptive technology. However, statistics show that many startups are constantly failing to get to market.
It’s well known that startups are hard workers. However, startups can be easily misguided, mostly by themselves. This is a worrying thought, especially for investors.
From an engineering perspective, many inexperienced startup founders that begin their prototyping phase often fail to create a functioning one. This is due to the lack of in-depth knowledge that meets a startup’s expectations
There are a large number of companies, trying to solve today’s challenges. However, so many of these companies fail due to a flimsy business model.
The GBA, or The Greater Bay Area, is a combination of the regions most powerful Chinese cities located in the southern parts of China. Amongst them are well-known cities such as Hong Kong, Shenzhen, Macao, and Guangzhou, all of which makeup a strong competitor to California’s and Tokyo’s Bay Areas
Having your prototype eventually manufactured and on the market is an arduous journey that requires a substantial amount of work.
With the rise of the upcoming 5G networks ready to become the new norm. What will this mean for robotics? It’s hard to wrap our heads around a World whereby the majority of our jobs will be overtaken by machinery.
The Pi is a tiny computer and can be easily expanded with a number of interfaces. It runs Linux, and can be customized pretty much infinitely. Still, there’s a point at which a product’s life-cycle grows beyond the need for the venerable Pi.
Crowdfunding can be a great way to raise capital for your startup. As a founder you’ll face many challenges, and raising capital is vital to your company’s survival.
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