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Makes me think of the multiple coffee brewing devices out of Stanford: Aeropress, Clover. Can't imagine something like that arising at MIT.
by nether 13y ago
Makes me think of the multiple coffee brewing devices out of Stanford: Aeropress, Clover. Can't imagine something like that arising at MIT.
- psuter 13y agoIt's almost as if they were trying to prove the OP's point :) http://www.blossomcoffee.com/ http://www.blossomcoffee.com/
- nkurz 13y agoCould you explain your comment? I'm guessing that you are pointing out that Blossom has origins in/has funding from MIT, and is doing hardware development aimed at producing an expensive product targeted at a very limited market? If so, I'm not sure how to distinguish their approach from Clover.
- fudged71 13y ago"Coffee, Optimized" This is such a perfect example.
- bravura 13y agoExcept Blossom has validated their market by generating a huge waiting list of potential customers. [edit: And they've already proven their technology. And, it's easy for investors to vet their product, because a lot of investors are coffee snobs.]