Connecting Procurement, Engineering, and Lifecycle Strategy for Hardware Development in a Cloud-Native World

Hardware teams are shipping faster and under more scrutiny than ever — but the systems meant to support them haven't kept up. Altium, a global leader in electronic design, recently acquired Duro, a company reinventing Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) to be AI-native, API-first, and programmable.

Join a panel discussion led by Altium and Duro executives, in conversation with two Altium customers, about the changing world of hardware design and testing.

Justin Sears (Altium) and Michael Corr, co-founder of Duro, now part of Altium, sit down with two founders who use Altium in their day-to-day operations:

• Florian Grigoleit, CEO of Modelwise, a leader in automated safety analysis for critical hardware systems


• Grant Chapman, CEO of Glassboard, a team of designers and mechanical, electrical, and embedded software engineers providing hardware design services

This expert panel will discuss questions like:

• What does "AI-native" actually mean in a hardware engineering workflow?


• Why do most hardware companies still struggle with traceability?


• What does "agile" actually mean for hardware?


• How early should safety analysis occur in the development process?


• What should the modern hardware tech stack look like in 2030?