Developing an innovative hardware product is a complex project. And most of those projects take much longer than initially planned.
These days, it seems most software development teams have adopted agile principles, and often a variation around the “scrum” methodology. And a small but growing number of hardware development teams have also adopted a ‘SCRUM for hardware’ approach with good results.
How does it work, and why does it prevent delays in getting a new product “from idea to final prototype”? This is what we explain in this article.
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