What Happens When You Take a $1M Tool and Make It $100K?
What happens when you take a $1M tool and make it $100K?
You don't just make it cheaper — you change who gets to innovate.
In this Miracle, Repeated conversation with Eduardo Torrealba from Lumafield, we talked about what happens when you democratize deep technology — in their case, turning CT scanning from a million-dollar lab instrument into something product teams can actually use.
The Power of Democratization
- Cutting cost by an order of magnitude
- Unlocking 10× more engineers and designers to use it
- Shifting how hardware teams validate and learn
The Same Pattern for Knowledge
At EverCurrent, we think about this same pattern — not for hardware, but for knowledge.
When decisions, changes, and insights are scattered across CAD, Jira, Drive, Slack, and email, only a few people can see the full picture.
Lowering that “cost of access” is how we make better engineering visible to everyone.
It's the same spirit: when you make context accessible, innovation compounds.
Watch the Full Episode
Check out the full conversation below to hear Eduardo's insights on democratizing deep technology and what it means for the future of hardware development.
About Miracle, Repeated: A series exploring the breakthrough moments and innovations that are transforming hardware development. Each episode features conversations with founders and engineers who are making the impossible possible.