Fort Worth, Texas — According to state and local development sources, Adom Industries plans to invest $229,000,000.00 to expand in Fort Worth. The company plans to occupy the new space at 4400 Alliance Gateway Fwy in Fort Worth, on or about June 1, 2027. According to the company website Adom is currently in stealth mode. As any new startup, we’re in the heavy R&D stage, so we can’t say too much publicly about what we’re working on yet. We can tell you, however, your electronics workbench is in dire need of innovation. Why your workbench? Because it’s a mess. It’s unstructured. It’s impossible to find anything. You never have all the tools you need. You never have all of the electronics components you want. You fumble for your multimeter and your batteries are dead. Your oscilloscope is too far away from the part you’re working on, or you fried it, or it’s not fast enough, or it’s too hard to gather data from it. You have piles of PCBs from different iterations of your project. You keep testing stuff and it gets laborious, so you stop testing. Your method of testing if your MOSFET produces too much heat is to touch it with your finger. You want to share your work with collaborators and they can’t reproduce what you’re working on without it taking weeks/months for them to mimic what you’ve done which means they never do. You can’t test out competing components because it just takes too long to make a mini test PCB for everything. The list goes on and on. It’s time for something better. Your electronics workbench needs a revolution.

To learn more about Adom Industries, visit https://adom.inc/

Company Contact:
John Lauer, Chief Executive Officer
929-253-8278

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