Deep-tech startups often fold because they fail to strike a balance between the solution they have developed, the team, the market, and long-term thinking, but the good news is that this can be changed, making these high added-value businesses more viable, experts at the Deep Tech Atelier conference agreed. The leading deep-tech conference Deep Tech Atelier has just taken place in Riga with a record number of participants – more than 2,000 participants from 62 countries, most representing Latvia, Germany, Estonia, Poland, Lithuania, and Great Britain. On the last day of the conference, a panel of experts took to the main stage for a lively discussion on the most common mistakes in the development of deep-tech startups, what to learn from…