Manufacturing System Aims To Help Hardware Startups Move Faster

September 23, 2020
Space propulsion startup Phase Four is using the Ion factory operating system to ramp up satellite engine production.
Credit: Phase Four
As aerospace startups begin to move their fast-paced, iterative approach to development into the production of hardware, they face challenges using the deliberate, sequential manufacturing processes honed by industry over decades. Or so says First Resonance, a Los Angeles-based startup that has...

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