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Startup to Scale: Best Practices in Manufacturing described through an iRobot Roomba Teardown.

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    Description

    To transition from prototype to production at scale, it’s essential to understand and control the manufacturing triangle:  Cost, Quality and Schedule. In this session, we’ll provide you with a framework to evaluate and control these variables through a first-hand narrative of an iRobot Roomba teardown.

    Key Learnings

    • Understand the importance of cost, quality and schedule as the critical factors leading to success in manufacturing.
    • Understand how to communicate effectively with the factory and the supply chain.
    • Understand how trends in the ‘new age of hardware’ are affecting your manufacturing processes and best practices.
    • Understand the challenges facing a hardware team as they move to manufacturing.

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    Industries
    Consumer products
    Product design and manufacturing
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    Manufacturing Processes
    Product Design
    CAD Management & IT
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