Treffer: Exclusive: Revel emerges from stealth with $30 million to prevent your critical hardware from exploding—literally.
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The article focuses on Scott Morton's transition from SpaceX to founding Revel, a startup that develops software aimed at controlling critical hardware to prevent failures in complex systems. After nine years at SpaceX, Morton established Revel with $30 million in funding, targeting industries beyond space, including manufacturing, automotive, and medical devices. The software created by Revel is designed to enhance reliability and flexibility in hardware control, utilizing a programming language based on Python that is accessible even to non-engineers. As Revel begins its operations, it aims to modernize outdated software systems in various sectors, positioning itself in a competitive landscape. [Extracted from the article]
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