Made in Connecticut: Gyre9 – design and development for the future
You’ve probably seen their work - from packaging for Prestone to inventing a better mousetrap.
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6ds agoGyre9 assists start-ups to Fortune 500 companies develop breakthrough technology, products, and systems.
You’ve probably seen their work - from packaging for Prestone to inventing a better mousetrap.
Their latest endeavor is EV charging stations. We take a trip to their 50,000-square foot facility in Southbury.
