Today’s guest writer is Andrew Willard, global manager of MathWorks startup and accelerator program.
Startups need more than just an idea and capital.
There are universal needs of a startup;… 更多内容 >>
Today, we’re sharing some predictions on what the startup ecosystem might look like in 2025. In no particular order, here are some of the key themes we anticipate:
Corporate Engagement in Startups –… 更多内容 >>
With 2025 well underway, we are taking a moment to reflect on the milestones of MathWorks startup program in 2024.
Here’s a look by the numbers:
In 2024, we worked with over 900 new startups,… 更多内容 >>
Accelerators and incubators play a pivotal role in fostering the startup ecosystem by providing the resources, mentorship, and networks that startups need to thrive. These platforms catalyse… 更多内容 >>
For startups and large corporations alike, there is a constant battle to balance resources. When time, money, and development speed are all critical, teams need wisely navigate the equilibrium of… 更多内容 >>
Today’s blog post was guest written by Michael Hayes from MathWorks’ Startup Marketing Team.
Safety is a vital aspect of product development across many industries, perhaps none more so than… 更多内容 >>
You Wu is currently the Robotics and Autonomous System Industry Manager at MathWorks where he works on strategies to expand MathWorks products’ usage among robotics developers. Unforeseen, I met You… 更多内容 >>
Women are making swift progress in the startup ecosystem with over 250 million female entrepreneurs around the world [1]. While the field continues to be male-dominated, many influential people are… 更多内容 >>
India has the third largest startup ecosystem in the world. With a projected 55,000 startups by 2021 and somewhere around 40 unicorns, the vibrant ecosystem has seen the most growth in the last half… 更多内容 >>
MathWorks recently partnered with Swedish collaboration hub MobilityXlab to bring forth the Future Mobility Awards. The two organizations have offices just minutes away within the global hub… 更多内容 >>
