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''Fulton-Carroll Center Incubator in Chicago https://www.illinoisinnovation.com/fulton-carroll-center-incubator''
''New manufacturing incubator called mHub. Their website is very cool and organized. https://mhubchicago.com/''
''Advance Business & Manufacturing Center Incubator''
Feb February 2016 https://hbr.org/2016/02/entrepreneurs-take-on-manufacturing ''Examples of software-enabled manufacturing startups''
Manufacturing Incubators (view source)
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https://manufacturing.gppcpa.com/enewsletters/article/how-manufacturing-incubators-are-moving-manufacturing-into-the-21st-century/
This gives a general summary of what manufacturing incubators are
Written in 2015 about an incubator in Chicago
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-industrial-incubator-0210-biz-20150209-story.html
''Fulton-Carroll Center Incubator in Chicago https://www.illinoisinnovation.com/fulton-carroll-center-incubator''
Created in 1980 (one of the largest and ones of the first five in nation).
$2.6 million in federal grants.
Written in August 2016 https://medium.com/@ChicagosMayor/chicagos-manufacturing-businesses-are-getting-their-own-incubator-6a692ceeee82
''New manufacturing incubator called mHub. Their website is very cool and organized. https://mhubchicago.com/''
63,000 square-foot
can serve hundreds of startups at one time (on the members page of their website I notice they are very few startups that actually do manufacturing)
http://www.greatergbc.org/programs/economic-development/advance-business--manufacturing-center
A program provided by the Greater Green Bay Chamber in Wisconsin.
Provides manpower (students from local college), expensive technologies, professional work-space, and business advice.
For thinkers to solve problems of food and (metal) waste.
Pebble - a Kickstarter-funded project that has now sold over one million smart watches (and which predated Google’s Android Wear smart watch and the Apple Watch).
Nebia - a start-up water-efficient showerhead maker in San Francisco — recently scored investment money from Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google Chairman Eric Schmidt’s family foundation.
Drop - a startup that makes a $100 iPad-connected kitchen scale and software app now widely available in Apple Stores and the Apple website,
Fitbit
