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I’m Benjamin Joffe, General Partner at HAX, the first and largest accelerator focused 100% on hardware & IOT.

Korean startups are turning heads from major accelerators, but one key ingredient they’re missing could stop them from going global.

This week: big funding for online travel in China, big trouble for car apps all over Asia, and more money for logistics in India. Plus we’ll talk about Netflix in Southeast Asia and then get in-depth with Chinaccelerator and Haxlr8r founder Cyril Ebersweiler about his experience in China’s startup scene.

10 startups have created these really fun, smart gadgets. Three of them are crowdfunding right now.

Within lies stall after stall after stall of nearly every gadget, component, and tool imaginable. Over half a dozen city blocks are filled to the brim.

Even though a crowdfunding campaign is growing to be a obligatory phase of every hardware startup’s lifecycle in China, it doesn’t come without its drawbacks.

Upstart Chinese phone-maker Xiaomi today unveiled a bunch of smart home gadgets.

China’s most active startup accelerator, dubbed Chinaccelerator, is trying to thrust more Chinese startups onto the world stage.

If you’re a hardware startup from anywhere in the world, Shenzhen’s HAXLR8R hardware accelerator is one of the best places you could hope to be. And the program got a

This startup appears to be the right ingredients in place for success. Only thing to wait for now is the actual product.