Hardware works best when every discipline works together under one roof. That’s how high-stakes hardware gets built.
Glassboard
Design Services
Indianapolis, Indiana 2,419 followers
Our experts. Empowering your products.
About us
Glassboard is a full-service product development firm. We exist to serve the world’s most ambitious companies in building meaningful products. For years, we’ve helped clients and partners stay at the forefront of their industries by providing the innovation and engineering horsepower to get them where they need to be.
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http://www.glassboard.com
External link for Glassboard
- Industry
- Design Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2015
- Specialties
- Product Development, Product Design, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Software Development, Industrial Design, Product Manufacturing, Project Management, Prototyping, Production, Engineering, PCB Layout, Thermal Analysis, CFD, Structural Analysis, FEA, Transportation, Medical Device, and IoT
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1620 E Riverside Dr
Indianapolis, Indiana 46202, US
Employees at Glassboard
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Our electrical engineering team is integral in turning ambitious ideas into reliable, manufacturable products. From high-speed and high-power PCB design to wireless communication and beyond, their work usually ends up behind the curtain of enclosures, but it powers every hardtech launch we bring to life.
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We helped eFlow turn their Skeeter e-scooter vision into reality. Our team engineered a custom motor controller, power electronics, firmware, diagnostics, thermal management to deliver smooth acceleration, regenerative braking, and reliable performance in real-world urban conditions. The result: better ride experience, longer range, simpler fleet operations.
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We partnered with Entech to bring the S2 platform to life — a retrofit system that helps large buildings cut energy use by up to 35%. From early prototypes to launch, our team supported everything from mechanical design, electrical design, and firmware to full system integration. The result: a tough, smart, and scalable platform that makes existing infrastructure work harder and smarter.
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Glassboard, in partnership with Elevate Ventures, is hosting The HardTech & Product Workshop on Thursday, October 30th. This event will help startups learn, connect, and collaborate with Indiana’s broader hardtech and product ecosystem. Here's a closer look at the agenda: - Building the Product: From idea validation to v1 - Manufacturing & Supply Chain Best Practices - Funding Mechanisms by Stage of Company - Fireside Chat with Corporate Partners: How startups can prepare for and align with strategic acquirers - Networking Happy Hour We’d love for you and your team to join. You can RSVP at the link below! https://lnkd.in/gZv49jDr
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Hardware design & engineering at Glassboard | Podcast Host | 1x Startup Exit | Techstars 24’
We’re launching something HUGE TODAY! And I could not be more excited :) For the past 10 years, Grant and the Glassboard team have been the quiet supporters behind hardtech innovation. From sharing real war stories on how to actually build a successful product. To making 1:1 founder-to-VC introductions with investors who actually back hardware. To connecting the right teams at the right time to make projects successful. That is Glassboard’s superpower. And today, we’re making it available to everyone. We’re calling it. HIVE The Hardtech Innovation and Venture Ecosystem HIVE is designed to be the catalyst for the next frontier of hardware innovation. Founders get a platform to pitch investors actively writing checks into hardtech. Investors get access to pre-vetted, high-quality deal flow. We’re also building a backlog of real conversations on The Hardtech Podcast and formalizing our industry connections with partners who can help when it matters most. Founders. This is for you. Product leaders. This is for you. Investors. This is for you. Problem solvers. This is for you. I don’t know what the next generation of hardware will look like but I know where it might be built. Learn more about HIVE: hive.glassboard.com Let's build