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Arrow Electronics’ Engineering Lab at Consumer Electronics Show 2019 Showcases Best-in-Class Design Resources and Technical Expertise Enabling Global Startups and Engineers to Scale and Excel

HONG KONG, CHINA – Media OutReach – January 9, 2019 – Global technology-solutions
provider, Arrow Electronics is showcasing successful startup customers and a
hands-on engineering lab at the Consumer Electronics Show 2019, Las Vegas, in a
demonstration of its commitment to best-in-class design tools, resources, and
engineering expertise accessible to innovators and engineers who are creating,
making and managing technology for tomorrow. 
Among the technologies demonstrated at Arrow’s booth, located at the
Eureka Park, are 3D depth-mapping in advanced driver assistance systems for
autonomous vehicles, and artificial intelligence-based visual analytics tools
that have applications in retail and advanced medical research.



Arrow Electronics showcases best-in-class design resources and technical expertise enabling global startups and engineers to scale and excel

 

“Innovators and engineers in every corner of the world are constantly
at a race not just against current or emerging competitors, but also against themselves:
how to maximize the impact of their products, how to tweak the design to make
user-interface more intuitive, how to scale for more sustainable growth, how to
capture adjacent market opportunities, and how to rapidly broaden their
footprint to other geographical locations… 
At Arrow, we are able to offer the kind of innovation partnership that
it takes to keep these creators and makers stay ahead, with critical resources and
support of a well-connected, incredibly broad global technology company,” said
W. Victor Gao, chief marketing officer of Arrow.

 

As an example of empowering local innovators
and engineers with access to design tools, resources, and engineering expertise
that they often lack, Arrow established its first open lab at Hong Kong Science
Park in 2016.  The lab has since served as
a center of excellence for 800+ engineers to solve engineering problems and
accelerate idea-to-prototype-to-production journey.  Arrow is currently expanding its global network
of open labs in major technology and innovation hubs around the world, including
China, India, Israel, and the U.S. later in the year.

 

In 2017, Arrow launched an exclusive partnership with Indiegogo, offering entrepreneurs flash-funding of up
to $50,000 in benefits to help entrepreneurs win at prototyping and
manufacturing innovative products. The company has attracted thousands of startups to the platform in 2018.

 

About Arrow Electronics
Arrow Electronics guides innovation forward for
over 150,000 of the world’s leading manufacturers of technology used in homes,
business and daily life. With 2017 sales of $26.6 billion, Arrow aggregates
electronics and enterprise computing solutions for customers and suppliers in
industrial and commercial markets. The company maintains a network of more than
345 locations serving over 80 countries. 
For more information visit www.arrow.com.

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