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The Innovation Gap

Michael Rudolph

Documenting the missing infrastructure between breakthrough and market.

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Latest Issues

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What SpaceX and Anduril Prove About the Valley of Death

New to the series? This post uses a framework from The Three Stages of Innovation. Start with Post 1.

2 months ago
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Building the Bridge: What Stage 2 Infrastructure Actually Requires

New to the series? This post uses a framework from The Three Stages of Innovation: Stage 1 (scientific discovery), Stage 2 (engineering development), and Stage 3 (market scaling). Start with Post 1.

2 months ago
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Why Government Programs Can’t Bridge the Valley Alone

New to the series? This post uses a framework from The Three Stages of Innovation: Stage 1 (scientific discovery), Stage 2 (engineering development), and Stage 3 (market scaling). Start there with Post # 1.

3 months ago
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Why Venture Capital Can’t Fund Stage 2—And Shouldn’t Have To

TL;DR: Venture capital funds have 10-year lifespans. Hardware deep tech takes 11 years to exit. The math doesn’t work, and it’s not supposed to. VC funds are optimized for Stage 3 commercialization, where they excel. The problem isn’t that ...

3 months ago
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  • Michael Rudolph

    Former NASA/JPL Systems Engineer. Researching the 'valley of death' in American innovation—why breakthrough technologies stall between lab and market despite validated science.

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