10th Montréal Hardware Meetup | Neuro(Hard)Tech is Pulsing ! @Café Paper Hill

​Hey Montréal Hardware crew, next edition already planned!

​And that's a big one... Hardware Meetup aficionados x NeuroTechX crew, merged together for the first time in MTL to brain-storm about what happens when Neuroscience meets Hardtech.

​Let's cheers to this!

​More info coming soon...

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​A big thank you to our partners :

​informal is a freelance collective for the most talented independent professionals in hardware and hardtech. With expertise in a diverse range of industries from consumer electronics to automotive, climate tech to medical devices, informal members work with clients at every stage to design, manufacture, and scale top-quality physical products. Whether you're looking for a single contractor, a full-time employee, or an entire team of professionals to work on everything from product development to go-to-market strategy, the informal collective has the perfect collection of people for the job. Learn more.

​Garage&co is the leading Hardtech innovation hub in Quebec, supporting startups throughout their product development from prototyping to mass production, and connecting disruptive minds to propel the community. By collaborating with informal to import the Hardware Meetup initiative in Montreal, they continue to support the local hardware industry.

​Arthur : I'm the prototyping engineer of Garage&co, a Hardtech innovation hub supporting startups in their journey to develop their product and scale. Besides HW prototyping, I'm passionate about Martial Arts and Neuroscience, and loves to connect brilliant people from different path to let disruptivity emerge within these fields.

​And for you who've read so far, as always : thank you for your interest in physical innovation. Hardtech is hard... it breaks better when we build it together !

​Take care, and see there!

​- Arthur