UbeCube™: Power Up

To bring UbeCube™ manufacturing to life in the United States, one thing had to come first: power. Lots of it. Getting enough electricity to run an entire injection molding facility has been a project of its own, slowed down by the same supply chain challenges that pushed us to bring production home in the first place.

After more than 24 months of waiting, we’re finally scheduling the installation of the amperage needed to drive up to 16 large injection molding machines plus their auxiliary equipment. That kind of demand requires serious infrastructure—and patience.

The first major delay was the panel. What should have taken two months stretched into nearly two years before the equipment even arrived. Once it did, we had to wait on the power company to schedule the install. With backlogs of their own, months passed before a transformer and street power could even be brought online.

Now we’re in the final stretch. Once power is flowing, we’ll still have work ahead, but this milestone gets us one step closer to a fully operational U.S. manufacturing facility. Progress has been hard-fought, and we’re excited to share updates as we keep building toward a stronger, more independent future.

UbeCube™: Expect Crate Things.