We need to improve the speed & finalize software and mechanical integration.

It’s great to be part of an Amazing team…what was once an idea is becoming a reality.

-Warning- this is not FAT on the state-of-the-art line. This is the terminal frame manufacturing station that is currently being commissioning in Turtle Creek. The total cycle time is less than one minute to produce the terminals for each Z3 battery that then get fed into the

“What we can control is our performance and and execution, that is what we are going to focus on”

Bill Belichick

Turtle Creek Building 200
7:59am 23-March-2024

Got a call from a former college professor today, telling me that he is retiring. He made a huge difference in my life, he was teaching the Harvard Business School case study method at a community college. I told him while his course was transformational, I wouldn't want to go

Can’t move in until you fully move out…

washingtonpost.com/business/2024/…

Interesting read

Lower cost z3 batteries going on test in Edison, NJ - as discussed during the Eos 12/12 strategic outlook.

On 12/12 we presented a roadmap for lower cost and performance…here are those parts in the tooling for the automated line. They will be shipped to ACRO automation as we continue debugging and moving toward FAT of SotA line 1. Daily progress on our path to profitability!

Haven’t lived in Pittsburgh that long but had to look this up today, thought I would post here as a live journal for how I am learning about the area.

Jagoff or jag-off is an American English derogatory slang term from Pittsburghese meaning a person who is a jerk, stupid or

Innovation is iteration at speed with low cost…spending the end of the week in Edison with the technology team.

We’re testing lower cost components by operating Z3 batteries in different use cases.

It’s may not look pretty, but the team went from concept to testing in less

Day by day, small incremental improvements are small steps to a huge change. #betterneverstops

My grandfather passed away 7 years ago at 99 years old. Was talking to my cousins about things he used to tell us. My favorite was “in life you decide to be the musician or the instrument”