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You might have heard about Adobe diving into the hardware scene this week with two new product explorations. Mighty is a cloud-connected, pressure-senstive stylus, and Napoleon is a digital ruler and template tool bringing the efficiency of old-school drafting tools … Continue reading
Everyone’s heard the fable from the ol’ grey-haired engineer about the time she had to add noise to a system to improve ADC resolution. It seems like these stories are always heavy in the emprise and light in the details. … Continue reading
Jack Ganssle writes great articles for Embedded Systems magazine. This particular one investigates exactly what effect probe selection has when using an oscilloscope. Ever wonder what justifies the $1k+ price tag of some probes, when they look like little more … Continue reading
If you’re reading this blog you are probably familiar with 3D printing. With home printer kits costing as little as $500, many of our children will grow up thinking that whatever CAD they dream up can simply be printed to … Continue reading
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This is the way most technology products are developed. You start with a product vision. You write a development plan, including development time and cost. However, when making something new, there are unknowns.
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MindTribe’s been busy. After twelve years of developing technology products the way most everyone does, and finally convincing ourselves of the inherent flaws with that approach, we’ve been hard at work with a way to develop successful, innovative technology products … Continue reading
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You or your organization is tasked with building an innovative hardware product. Maybe it’s a standalone hardware product, or maybe it’s to support a software-based or online experience. It doesn’t matter—the point is that you need an innovative user experience … Continue reading
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It’s been a while since the mbed was introduced, and I haven’t personally taken a look at it since I bought my first unit a couple years ago. One feature of the mbed that initially dissuaded me from using it … Continue reading
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This is a great story of an amazingly innovative solution to a difficult and expensive problem.
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CES 2012 – Armageddon Year? According to the Mayans the calendar comes to an end this year. Does this mean the world ends? Probably not. But maybe they were thinking of CES.
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