Read Time: < 2 min We'd like to talk about some of the things that have helped WIKISPEED become an adaptable, highly distributed automotive manufacturer. There's so much material to cover that we will need to make a series of posts to cover it all. So...
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This guide is an early release draft. Please add any suggestions for improvement in the comments. Purpose This guide serves to define Scrum in Hardware with specific technical practices and patterns to achieve rapid releases and short iterations in Hardware. Any company can utilize this guide and...
Read MoreThis blog post is an invite for open discussion. If you have any insight or opinions about the content included in this post, please feel free to comment. We appreciate all feedback and welcome all input. Here begins Rev 0 AKA the rough draft of my...
Read MoreThis blog post summarizes the key points which came up in a conversation between Joe Justice and Chris Wallace discussing some challenges Chris is having with consistently and accurately estimating points for user stories in the WikiSpeed Burleson, TX, USA shop. While explaining his current experience with story...
Read MoreThe Burleson , TX shop is now open. Come by for our scheduled build party every Sunday from 3:00pm to 5:00pm Central Time. These builds are open to the public, at no charge. We love families and children of all ages if accompanied by a responsible adult. You are invited to...
Read MoreThis challenge, with $60,000 in prize money for first place and $150,000 over all, has just been announced and closes March 5th. http://www.compositesworld.com/news/local-motors-teams-with-arpa-e-for-lightweight-future-vehicle-design This seems a natural fit for us, we have a crash-tested ultra-light weight chassis in the SGT01. Please forward this post to interested parties,...
Read MoreAWESOME UPDATE: On Sunday, February 15, we produced another running engine module! These calls for help got us the velocity to the backlog we needed to develop a solution. We have a functioning path forward and have resumed producing running engine modules, but still need...
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