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Swyft Cities is the winner of the TechCrunch Sessions: Mobility 2022 pitch-off!

TechCrunch

TechCrunch is excited to announce Swyft Cities won the TechCrunch Sessions: Mobility 2022 pitch-off and is fast-tracked into the Battlefield 200 at TechCrunch Disrupt in October. Beyond Aero is runner-up. The Mountain View-based company is committed to improving transportation through the use of autonomous, lightweight, fixed-cable vehicles.

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Z?m CEO Ritu Narayan explains why equity and accessibility works for mobility services

TechCrunch

“We had the minimum viable product, which we expanded upon, built the entire platform, and we kept on going to better places with our solutions.” ” Bearing in mind that her mother in India had set aside a career to raise Narayan and her three siblings, she founded Z?

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Mindset, an artist-driven mental wellness audio platform, raises $8.7M from Scooter Braun’s TQ Ventures and others

TechCrunch

We decided that there wasn’t really the right kind of platform out there for this type of storytelling, so we decided to develop our own mobile platform to uniquely share these stories in an audio format.” Mindset launched in an MVP (minimum viable product) version in February. ” Image Credits: Mindset.

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How MVP helps a business in developing mobile applications?

Openxcell

MVP stands for “Minimum Viable Product”, it is about constant improvement and continuous development of a product. Regardless of whether you are new to the development of the settled organization, how to build a minimum viable product is the query for all. How MVP works for mobile apps?

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Deep tech startups in need of funding should consider federal grants

TechCrunch

CoCoPIE’s vision is to enable real-time AI for off-the-shelf mobile devices. We are using the SBIR/STTR funds to convert our technology into a minimum viable product, an essential step for us to reach a broader customer base. But, like any deep tech company, the question becomes how to get it widely adopted.

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Things You Need To Know About Planning for a Web Application

Invid Group

The first group will likely have faster internet speeds and use mobile devices. An app that needs mobile, tablet, and desktop functionality, complete with responding to thousands of requests per second, will be more complex than a simple desktop app that gets 10-20 users per day. Figure Out the Minimum Viable Product.

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Inside Walmart’s generative AI journey

CIO

A clear vision not only excites and aligns; it helps teams to answer key questions and by extension mobilize for execution: How would associates access the tool? Through rapid prototyping and agile development, the team developed the minimum viable product (MVP) for My Assistant and put it into employees’ hands in just 60 days.