If your product runs on a battery, your firmware is either the reason it lasts 6 months — or the reason it dies in 6 hours. Low-power design isn’t just about the hardware you pick.It’s about how every part of your firmware is written — how often it wakes, what it does when it’s awake, […]

Real Engineering Decisions Behind a Shipping Device You don’t need another design firm promising pretty renders. You need a product that can ship, pass FCC, and survive a user drop test. At Veebar, we design connected hardware for founders serious about going from proof-of-concept to manufactured units. This post breaks down actual technical decisions we […]

Electronics, Firmware, and Real-World Constraints Most Founders Miss So you’ve got an idea for a smart product. Maybe it’s a: You can describe what it should do. You know who it’s for. Maybe you even have a 3D render or industrial design sketch. But what most founders don’t realize is this:Physical products don’t run on […]

Here’s What Non-Technical Founders Should Actually Focus On First You have an idea. It’s good. And your first instinct is: I need to protect it. That’s natural. Every founder worries about someone else running with their concept. But here’s the thing: most ideas don’t get stolen — they get stuck.Not because they aren’t good, but […]

Sketches won’t raise capital. Napkins don’t win clients. And mockups don’t close suppliers. When you’ve got a real product idea — one that solves a pain point, fills a market gap, or answers a real-world need — you need to show it can exist.Not in theory. Not in Figma. In your hands, on the table, […]

A Simple Guide for Non-Technical Founders Who Want to Build Real Tech Having a product idea is exciting. Getting it built? That’s where most people freeze. You’ve got the sketch. The napkin notes. Maybe a few photos of things that “feel close.”You’re confident the idea solves a real problem — and you’re ready to turn […]

If making simple changes to your product now feels risky, you’re not scaling — you’re stuck. What started as a quick fix here… a temporary workaround there… a rush feature to please a client… has quietly turned into a web of complexity.That’s product debt. And if you ignore it, it compounds. The good news? You […]

Building your first version shouldn’t feel like throwing a dart and hoping for the best.But that’s exactly how it feels for most non-technical teams. One dev shop says “keep it lean.”Another says “you’ll need all these features to launch.”Investors want a prototype. Users want polish. Your budget? It wants clarity. This is where most MVPs […]