How We’re Moving Edison Motors from Prototypes to Full Production

Engineers get Onshape Professional for up to 6 Months Free: https://onshape.pro/Edisonmotors Going from a prototype to production is one of the hardest parts of building a truck company. When we built our first trucks, everything was fabricated by hand. That works for a prototype, but it does not work if you want to build hundreds of trucks. In this video, we show how Edison Motors built an engineering team and manufacturing system to turn rough concepts into repeatable production parts. From CAD design to suppliers to parts arriving in the shop, this is the process that will allow us to scale production. This video is for entertainment and informational purposes only. Investing in Edison’s securities involves significant risk. Before investing, you should carefully review Edison’s current Offering Memorandum, which is available through our website, including all risk factors described therein. Participation in this offering is not available to all investors. Please consult the Investors page on our website and speak with your legal and financial advisors to determine your eligibility and whether an investment in Edison’s securities is appropriate for you. Invest Here: https://edisonmotors.ca/investors/ Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUEzfzqf2fx3C1vs0MlgShA/join 0:00 – The Challenge of Moving from Prototype to Production 0:44 – Building the First Prototypes: Carl and Topsy 3:01 – Scaling Up: Learning from Global Manufacturers 4:15 – The Engineering Department: Moving Design into 3D 5:26 – Technical Review: From 3D Models to Fabrication Drawings 7:27 – Design Tools: Why Edison Motors Uses Onshape 8:49 – Administration: Ensuring Compliance and Sourcing Parts 10:32 – The Shop Floor: Inspecting the First Production Parts 11:23 – Reflecting on the Journey from the Backyard to a Full Team 12:32 – How to Support and Invest in Edison Motors