AIStorm Makes AI Sensors Cheap & Easy
Sometimes it’s the little things. Call it small and cute, cheap and cheerful, wee and wonderful, sometimes the inexpensive entry-level products can be the most interesting. So it is with this week’s company.
Business guru Clayton Christensen used the example of Honda motorcycles to illustrate his now-famous thesis of “disruptive innovation.” Back in the 1970s, American motorcycles were big, heavy, fast, and expensive. Honda didn’t make anything close to that. Its Super Cub was tiny and underpowered, practically a toy. So, Honda decided to sell it through … Read More → "AIStorm Makes AI Sensors Cheap & Easy"

