Autonomous vehicles are generally software forward products that rely on a physical hardware product to bring their software to the world. As such, effective manufacturing and production is critical for an company looking to scale in the autonomous vehicle space.

This series aims to answer some of the following questions:

How can autonomous vehicles be built at-scale?
How can AV companies bring their hardware products to the market?
How can common manufacturing mistakes be avoided?
How does automotive know-how and experience apply in the AV space?

Applications include last mile delivery, middle mile logistics, long haul trucks, fork lifts, warehouse robotics, yard trucks, shuttles, mining, construction, agriculture, sidewalk robotics, and more.

About Edison:
Edison Manufacturing & Engineering is a niche contract manufacturer, focused on flexible and capital efficient assembly of complex mobility and mobility-adjacent products that are not well suited for highly automated production. Assembly, upfit, and retrofit for autonomous vehicles is one of Edison's core businesses, and is an area in which Edison has significant experience and expertise.
Edison website: https://edison-mfg.com/
Edison LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/70992427/
Brandon Bartneck LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonbartneck/

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