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Note: Boardviews and schematics are intellectual property owned by the respective parties, as such it is not legal to distribute them with FlexBV any more than it would be to distribute SpaceX raptor engine plans with AutoCAD (no matter how impressive that would be).

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FlexBV interlinks boardviews and schematics saving you the hassle of manually cross-referencing, to provide a smoother repair process, leaving you to keep your mind focused on finding the fault.

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Previously most boards only required schematics to assist with repairs, the parts were labelled on the PCB silkscreen and the board was the literal boardview. Over time with increasing part densities silk screening became impractical and now frequently non-existent on devices such as Macbook and iPhone boards.

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Direct email support for 3 months, after which community based forum support

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With FlexBV's support of Fabmaster (FAB), Hyperlynx (HYP), Altium Designer / Protel (PCB/PCBDoc), IPC-D-356(A), BVR / BVRe, and GenCAD (CAD), you can provide boardview files for support agents without having to release the full intellectual property or propriatory design details contained within your master files. EaglePCB, KiCAD, OrCAD and Altium all support export to at least one of the formats that FlexBV will read. More formats are constantly being added!

FeatureFlexBVLandrexOpenBoardViewCost$139 USD, with 2 years of free updatesN/AN/ALicence typePer concurrent seat licence, perpetualClosedOpen SourceSupport3 months direct email, followed by perpetual forum based community supportNoneGithub IssuesInternet connectivity required?NoNoNoCross Platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)YesNoYesSupported file formats, bdv, cst, asc, bvr, bvr2, bvre, cad, , fab, hyp, , , IPC-D-356(A)brd1brd1, bdv, cst, asc, bvr, bvr2, cad, Board AnnotationsYesNoYesOpen Source ContributorYesNoYesPDF Cross ReferencingYesNoNoEagle PCB export / Fabmaster supportYesNoNoHyperlynx supportYesNoNoPart FinderYesNoNoJob trackingYesNoNoPCB Theme EngineYesNoNo

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Meet 500 Startups’ 26th batch of startups

Following TechCrunch’s coverage of 500 Startups’ 25th batch (and numbers 24, 23, 22, and 21, in case you wanted to go back in time), today we’re saying hello to  the accelerator’s 26th cohort.

500 Startups, in case you weren’t aware, is a seed-stage accelerator and a collection of venture funds. The group, now with a few dozen accelerator batches under its belt, has several thousand companies in its universe. 500’s 26th cohort contains 29 companies, including a handful that we’d already heard of (Juked.gg, to pick one).

Data, diversity

Before we get to the startups themselves, a few notes. To get a handle on the companies included in the batch, TechCrunch spoke with Aaron Blumenthal, a venture partner at the firm. After sharing a number of batch metrics with TechCrunch, we pressed for a bit more detail on the makeup of the startups in the group.

Here’s a hybrid of our notes, and his details (condensed and edited for clarity), on the batch that the venture partner called “another rung on the ladder of our diversity and inclusion state of mind”:

37% of the startups are international. According to Blumenthal, “this particular batch from the ‘outside United States perspective’ is a little bit smaller — we usually see north of 50% outside the United States.”

30% of the companies’ founding teams include a woman. TechCrunch asked Blumenthal if that number was up, flat or down, to which he responded that 500’s “average is usually in the mid 30s or so. Our last batch, for example, was 26% female. And this one is more [in] that direction which, of course, we are a fan of.”

70% of the founding teams of the batch “have one or more founders who identify as a racial minority,” according to the firm.

It would be interesting to see a more granular breakdown for future cohorts, but the information provided was more than I expected, and the numbers a bit better. And on the subject of numbers, Crunchbase has recorded 215 exits for 500 Startups. From its accelerator, 500 cites TalkDesk and Shippo as highlights.

Turning to mechanics, 500 Startups invests $150,000 apiece into its accelerator companies for 6% of their equity, and charges a $37,500 for the program itself. So, in effect, it’s a bit less capital for the same ownership percentage.

What else? Just that we’re walking into demo day season. 500 Startups will host the showcase for its 26th batch on March 19. Y Combinator will hold its own on March 23 and 24. The Techstars website defeated my hunt for its next demo day, but in the name of fairness, it’s probably hosting one around the same time somewhere in the world.

Here’s the list of companies in batch 26, with small notes from 500 on what they do:

Acadium: Connects business owners and marketing professionals with aspiring digital marketers.

Alloy Card: Offers a consumer credit card with automation that gives people more control over their finances while saving time.

Amixr: Incident management software that helps engineering teams around the world optimize their workflow while minimizing hassles.

AppBind: Lets partners buy and resell online software subscriptions as easily as licensed software, by bringing B2B SaaS into the global reseller market of implementation consultants, system integrators and distributors.

Bliinx: Offers an easy and fast way to find information on business relationships by aggregating all interactions with contacts into Office 365.

Briza: Provides an insurance-as-a-service API that enables instant quoting, binding and issuance of commercial insurance policies.

Butlr: Through sensor networks and AI, Butlr helps retail stores increase in-store sales by applying real-time customer behavior analytics.

CENOS: Easy-to-use simulation software that allows engineers to iterate designs faster than physical prototypes for induction heating and antenna design, among others.

Connected Analytics: Nigeria-based company helping businesses and banks integrate data analytics and rewards in order to retain customers and increase revenue.

Fakespot: Eliminates misinformation and deceptive content on e-commerce sites for consumers, brands and platforms.

GamerzClass: Offers exclusive esports masterclasses with professionals to shape the future of gaming.

Get on Board: Recruitment platform that connects global companies with the best Latin American tech talent.

Juked: Aggregates information on esports games, including live streams, player profiles, scores and calendars to make esports easier to watch and to promote engagement.

Kyndoo: Helps advertisers weed out fraudulent social media influencers, and provides data around their authenticity and performance.

Mero Technologies: Retrofits commercial buildings with sensors to analyze in real time traffic and consumables, such as toilet paper and soap, to inform cleaning routes.

Omnitron Sensors: Enables full autonomy of self-driving cars and drones with novel silicon photonics processes for sensors in safety-critical systems.

Pilota:  Applies machine learning to predict flight disruptions for passengers and automatically re-books a traveler’s flight for free.

Plant an App: Gives IT teams the speed of low-code development without compromising flexibility.

Pluto: Customizes sleep pillows at scale based on the user’s body stats, such as height, neck-to-shoulder ratio and sleep preferences in order to optimize sleep.

Predina: Applies AI to predict the risk of vehicle crashes for insurance and safety purposes, by analyzing more than 14 million historical crashes and other factors, such as street intersections, weather conditions and time.

Renetec: Enables the creation of GUIs for embedded systems with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, which reduces development time and costs.

ShardSecure: Enables enterprises to securely move and store sensitive information to the cloud.

Shiplyst: India-based ocean freight procurement marketplace that reduces costs for exporters and importers and gives them greater visibility into their shipments.

Silk + Sonder: Provides a women’s mental wellness subscription service that makes daily self-help more personalized through journaling and peer-to-peer support.

Sira Medical: Helps clinicians plan surgeries more efficiently through augmented reality, by providing them with high-fidelity 3D holograms of CT scans and MRIs.

The Atlas: An online community of city officials crowdsourcing ideas that is modernizing the $1.6 trillion local government market.

Thematic: Matches content creators who need great songs for their videos with music artists who need influencer marketing.

Trash Warrior: Offers on-demand junk removal services for businesses. Customers can book services online for affordable pricing and reliable quality.

Userpilot: Helps software product managers personalize the in-app experience across the user journey at scale.

Living in the unicorn era as we have now for some time, it’s easy to lose track of the earliest-stages of startup investment. But accelerators do have a history of helping birth some impressive companies. So it’s worth paying attention. More when we get to the various demo days.

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Market Outlook | May 15, 2017

“Life is the art of being well deceived; and in order that the deception may succeed it must be habitual and uninterrupted.” (William Hazlitt 1778-1830)

The Long Game

Amazingly, the market status-quo does not change much, as tame volatility and stable stock market prices continue to persist. Calls for bubbles, from high-profile and average investors since 2008, have proven to be loud screams without substance (at least in precision timing). Even after the Tech Boom, markets quickly recovered and rediscovered the next bubble, which was infested in the mortgage related areas. Since 2008, fears have accumulated at a rapid pace, from Brexit fears to the commodity correction to Eurozone instability to perceived risk of low interest rates. Yet, the stock markets keep going higher.  Taking a slight step back, it is not a shock for markets to go higher over an extended period. From mid-1990 to 2001, from 2003 to 2008 and from spring 2009 until today, the slow and steady upside move resumes in a familiar directional pattern. No wonder, from the incentives of large institutions to the taxation on profits to the ongoing collective, faith in the Federal Reserve and the concept of buy and hold is deeply ingrained in the mindset of American risk-takers.

Perception Wars

The slow and steady upside move is worth understanding beyond the week-to-week point of view. First, the influential financial players need to be identified and simply dissected. Most of the investor sentiment and dominant themes are driven by a few large financial institutions (the usual suspects, aka Wall Street Banks), which impact the mindset created by research and expressed in trading across the board.

For good or bad, the key originator of investor sentiment still is the Central Bank, which now has mastered the art of public relation, television and newspaper.  Not only is the Fed the well-crafted wordsmith, but also the Fed has transformed into a media genius that can manipulate realities and reshape collective perception of reality. Holding press conference often, dominating financial headlines and having market participants follow the desired script (by staying bullish and not causing major volatility) demonstrate the expansion of Fed’s influence on financial markets. No mater weak real economic data, brewing tensions of hostile global regimes, loss of jobs due to machines and lack of wealth creation, the stock market interrupted through the Federal Reserve in the US operates as an engine on its own. It is quite remarkable. Perhaps, the media-savvy US president can learn few things from the made-for-TV drama artist: the Fed.

Secondly, the Central banks can choose to emphasize one indicator over another and trick observers into thinking real economy weakness is immaterial for day-to-day activities. Yet, there is something truly stunning, Trump and Brexit did not break, shackle, or call out the trick-infested Federal Reserve and their like-minded colleagues.  Finally, the players that range from large financial institutions to political establishment, play a vital role, more on this below. The highly coordinated messaging between the Central Banks, big media, large financial companies and, ultimately, politicians that benefit from a “slow & steady” stock market rise is the machine that keeps on turning. This steady stock market appreciation seems to occur regardless of any visible economic weakness.  This is the trickery that’s misleading.  From the European Central Bank (ECB) to Bank of Japan (BOJ, the low interest rate polices of advanced countries, helps feed into the global message. As for small businesses or others, who don’t see the benefit of this coordination the uproar has been reflected in elections and political groups.

While, the outrage about savers being severely penalized due to low interest rates gets a lot of attention, the equity market has become a “quasi- income generator” and a dangerously  predictable tool to mildly grow one’s wealth. In other words, the appreciation in stock prices has create a notion that the run is steady and given the low volatility, turbulence has died out.

Inevitable Vulnerability

The retail and financial sectors seem to have shown weakness last week, which hints toward them being vulnerable areas in the public market. Retail is seeing an all-out blitz from Amazon and Walmart, where both companies offer quick delivery, robust logistical infrastructure and, of course, competitive prices.   “Already about 89,000 employees in general merchandise stores have been laid off since October, more than the entire number of people working in the coal industry….[Meanwhile] “The internet retail giant's stock [Amazon]  is up 32 percent over the year and it's devouring bricks and mortars while expanding its real-world experiments into bodegas, drone delivery, and airship warehouses.” (CNBC, May 12, 2017).

Financials continue to see migration to electronics and machine-learning. The regulatory climate enhances costs and limits the profitability for very few. Not to mention, low interest rates and low economic growth hurt the fundamentals of consumers.

In terms of the health of the economy versus the roaring stock market indexes, these questions remain:

If the US economy was so strong, then why is the US 10 Year Yield below 3%?

Retail and financial services seem vulnerable, isn’t that damaging for the real economy?

Given high healthcare and education costs, is there any noteworthy wealth that’s been created in the last 5 years?

The gridlock in Washington DC ultimately is the bottleneck to solving tangible issues. The record or near record high stock market movement is a clever attempt to mask some pain or unsolved issues by mainly establishment forces from the traditional left and right.  Therefore, financial analysts cannot ignore this factor when being too bullish or bearish. The ferocious civil-war like political rift is not comforting. Sadly, a major correction might be needed again to restore some sense and priority to real economy matters rather than the cheer-leading of share prices that go higher due to very low interest rates.

Article Quotes:

“Many of Europe’s largest investors are now turning their attention to another risk to their portfolios that is rapidly gaining momentum: the rise of Italy’s Five Star Movement, and its potential to upend the economic bloc. The concern is that Five Star, the anti-establishment party set up in 2009 by Beppe Grillo, the Italian comedian and blogger, could win the country’s next election, which is due to take place within 12 months. Mujtaba Rahman, managing director at Eurasia Group, a consultancy that advises large investors on political risks, says: “The biggest risk in Europe is Italy. The euro area is not working and as long as it fails to deliver growth, populism will continue to grow.” (Financial Times, May 15, 2016)

“China has emerged as a leading fintech player, with banks joined by huge internet players such as Alibaba and Tencent, pumping billions of dollars into areas such as mobile payments and online lending. The central bank says that this fintech revolution has "injected new vitality" into financial services but also throws up "challenges". In response, it is organising an idepth study on how financial and technological developments impact monetary policy, financial markets, financial stability and payments and settlement. In a separate move, the central bank is backing a venture capital firm called Silk Ventures that plans to invest up to $500 million in US and European tech startups, with a focus on fintech, AI and medical technologies.” (Finextra, May 15, 2017).

Key Levels: (Prices as of Close: May 12, 2017)

S&P 500 Index [2,390.90] – Another record high, yet again. The breakout above 2,100 marked a key trend of a bullish run.

Crude (Spot) [$47.84] – Recent months have showcased Crude’s inability to stay above $55. The supply-demand dynamics seem unclear for now.

Gold [$1231.25] –   Surpassing $1,250 in the near-term remains a challenge. Interestingly, the 50-day moving average is at $1,258.

DXY – US Dollar Index [99.25] – Peaked at 103.82 in early January and since then the Dollar strength has slowed down.

US 10 Year Treasury Yields [2.32%] – Yields remains low, but that’s all too familiar these days. March 17, 2017 highs of 2.62% may be the peak for the year but 3% again seems very illusive.

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