I wrote down every expensive hardware development mistake I've seen
The book that names every expensive hardware development mistake — EVT, DVT, PVT, supply chain, mass production, and end-of-life. Written for hardware founders, engineers, and operators. I've spent years watching hardware teams make the same mistakes — tooling committed before thermal was resolved, manufacturing processes not validated in PVT that only showed defects at volume, components going EOL unnoticed until the factory tried to order them.
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