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27.05.26 - 14:03
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Itera Exits Stealth With $12M to Bring Real-Time Prototyping to Electronics (Business Wire)
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Their first-of-its-kind fluid circuit board rewires itself in secondsSAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Deep tech startup Itera today emerged from stealth with a prototype of the world's first fluid circuit board, enabling engineers to test and modify electronic designs using real components in real time. The company also announced $12M in seed funding from Upfront Ventures, Costanoa Ventures, and Colle Capital to launch their first product and bring it to market.
Traditional printed circuit board (PCB) prototyping cycles force engineers to wait two to six weeks per design iteration, costing hundreds of thousands to millions in burn for a single hardware team and contributing to an estimated $50 billion of direct spending on electronics development annually. Itera's patented technology eliminates this bottleneck by using a novel architecture of glass and liquid metal, allowing circuit rewiring in less than a minute.
“Software developers have been able to write code, test, and iterate in real time for dec...
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