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    Anwith and HridayUnadkat Launch Tryripline

    The pair are building automation for critical industries after SpaceX roles in simulations and Starship.

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    Anwith announced on X that he and HridayUnadkat are launching Tryripline to automate work for critical industries. The effort draws from time at SpaceX, where Anwith saw operational efficiency as a key advantage most hardware companies miss. Anwith had worked on simulations and Starship. The post included a twenty-second video that opens with a black loading spinner, shifts to the white Ripline logo with circular arrows, shows a pixelated R graphic, and displays on-screen text starting with AI-n.

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    @anwitht1It’s official: @HridayUnadkat and I are launching @tryripline, where we’re automating work for critical industries. The problem we’re solving is personal. At @SpaceX, I saw the edge up close: operational efficiency. Most hardware companies never get there. And after working on simulations and starship at @SpaceX, Anwith and I kept seeing the same problem: hardware teams are being asked to move faster, while the operations behind production are getting more complex. That’s why we’re building Ripline: we deploy agents to do the operational work that slows hardware teams down. If you’re building hardware and these stories sound painfully familiar, I’d love to talk. DM me or check my calendly link below.
    @ScobleizerRT @anwitht1: It’s official: @HridayUnadkat and I are launching @tryripline, where we’re automating work for critical industries. The prob…

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    @anwitht1It’s official: @HridayUnadkat and I are launching @tryripline, where we’re automating work for critical industries. The problem we’re solving is personal. At @SpaceX, I saw the edge up close: operational efficiency. Most hardware companies never get there. And after working on simulations and starship at @SpaceX, Anwith and I kept seeing the same problem: hardware teams are being asked to move faster, while the operations behind production are getting more complex. That’s why we’re building Ripline: we deploy agents to do the operational work that slows hardware teams down. If you’re building hardware and these stories sound painfully familiar, I’d love to talk. DM me or check my calendly link below.
    @ScobleizerRT @anwitht1: It’s official: @HridayUnadkat and I are launching @tryripline, where we’re automating work for critical industries. The prob…