I've seen a reoccurring theme over some of the recent posts and the recent podcast about Tovala. From someone who's lived in hardware for almost 10 years, it's been a breath of fresh air to see companies build their products in a step-by-step fashion using lean startup techniques (whether they know it or not!) and doing things that don't scale (at first).
I composed a handy set of resources that I believe are useful for entrepreneurs who want to jump into hardware. Hardware can be messy but with these guides you should be able to navigate the prototyping and pre-production process easier.
Also, I'm here on IH regularly so feel free to ping me if you have hardware related questions, concerns or you just need help trying to figure out how to build your product.
Cheers 😎