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Major site overhaul: resources hub, content migration, new blog posts, forms

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- Redesign /resources as sectioned hub with category pages
- Migrate 645 Squarespace CDN images to local /images/content/
- Create 9 new news/blog posts with event photos
- Fix blog post slugs (rename gibberish filenames)
- Rename Design Blog to Design Blogs across site
- Remove education page, replace with Platform in nav
- Redesign rover repair request form with dynamic rover entries
- Add school search combobox to contact, store, and repair forms
- Extract shared KNOWN_SCHOOLS data
- Make /rover-expansion-3d-printing dynamically pull from MDX
- Add related resources sections to product pages
- Fix homepage broken /quote links to /store
- Store page: sample kit cards, inline quote builder, mailing list opt-in
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title: "Micromelon Attends ACES Hardware Meetup in Sydney"
date: "2025-02-15"
categories: ["All", "News & Updates"]
tags: []
excerpt: "Micromelon presents at the ACES Hardware Meetup in Sydney, connecting with Australia's hardware startup community."
featuredImage: "/images/news/img_7409.jpg"
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Micromelon Robotics attended the ACES Hardware Meetup in Sydney, joining a community of Australian hardware companies, startups, and engineers for an evening of presentations and networking.
The event brought together founders and teams building physical products in Australia, covering topics from manufacturing and supply chain to product design and go-to-market strategy. Micromelon shared insights from their experience designing, manufacturing, and shipping the Rover from their Brisbane facility.
Connecting with the broader hardware community is valuable for a company like Micromelon that designs and manufactures a physical product locally. The meetup provided an opportunity to exchange ideas with other Australian hardware makers and learn from companies tackling similar challenges in local manufacturing and distribution.
The ACES community continues to grow as more Australian companies invest in building physical products, and Micromelon looks forward to staying connected with this network.