Pebble

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A smartwatch company founded by Eric Migicovsky, discussed as a case study for hardware startup challenges, crowdfunding, and business models.

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A Conversation on Hard Tech with Eric Migicovsky

A Conversation on Hard Tech with Eric Migicovsky

Y Combinator

A smartwatch company founded by Eric Migicovsky, discussed as a case study for hardware startup challenges, crowdfunding, and business models.

Jessica Livingston at Startup School 2012

Jessica Livingston at Startup School 2012

Y Combinator

A smartwatch that began as Impulse. Its successful Kickstarter campaign after facing investor rejection is highlighted.

Andy Bromberg - Startup Investor School Day 4

Andy Bromberg - Startup Investor School Day 4

Y Combinator

A smartwatch example that successfully used crowdfunding to raise funds for hardware development, showcasing an alternative to equity raises.

Eric Migicovsky at Startup School SV 2014

Eric Migicovsky at Startup School SV 2014

Y Combinator

A smartwatch developed by Eric Migicovsky's company, initially funded through Kickstarter. Known for its open platform, long battery life, and customization options.

Eric Migicovsky - How to Talk to Users

Eric Migicovsky - How to Talk to Users

Y Combinator

The first smartwatch company founded by Eric Migicovsky, which went through Y Combinator. It's used as an example throughout the discussion.

Should You Move Your Company to Silicon Valley? - Eric Migicovsky, Pebble Founder

Should You Move Your Company to Silicon Valley? - Eric Migicovsky, Pebble Founder

Y Combinator

The speaker's company, which started in Waterloo, Ontario, and later moved to Silicon Valley.

Hiring Tips from Pebble Watch Founder Eric Migicovsky

Hiring Tips from Pebble Watch Founder Eric Migicovsky

Y Combinator

A company founded by Eric Migicovsky, focusing on smartwatches, which he ran before joining Y Combinator.

Startup Investor School Day 4 Live Stream

Startup Investor School Day 4 Live Stream

Y Combinator

A phenomenal example of a company that used crowdfunding to get their business off the ground, raising enough money to build hardware without selling equity.