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How to turn an Arduino-based proof of concept into a final prototype

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Re: How to turn an Arduino-based proof of concept into a final prototype

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Honest advice? Hire someone to do it. There are so many things that you won't know about how to make things manufacture-able it would be worth your time and money to just pay a contractor/employee to optimize things for you. (shameless plug, my username @ gmail.com if you would like to discuss what services I can offer you)

Thanks for the comments @malcolmputer. It would be nice to put some description to your profile, to spare some time stalking your online profile[1]. I'm designing a prototype for an application. If we reach up to the point where optimization/PCB design is needed, I'll drop a mail. [1] https://www.linkedin.com/in/malcolmgalland

Yeah, I am still working on that. You will notice my HN profile is less than a day old.

Re: How to turn an Arduino-based proof of concept into a final prototype

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post #19

Great article, lots of resources in there for someone getting started and your writing style is great too. Please do a follow up if you figure out the production part :)

hey thanks. I sure will add additional details along the road and probably write something else about manufacturing. Since it appears that it can be a very complicated (and costly) adventure, I contacted a local start-up incubator hoping to benefit form their expertise.
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