Someone to Take the Lead
We live in an environment that celebrates innovation and new products. The idea-makes-millionaire story can prove itself out (although more in the breach, quietly, than the noisy observance), and that – as well as the sheer thrill of seeing a vision through to fruition, with money as gravy – powers the numerous technology teams around the world.
But if you’re doing something new, a lot of stars need to align in order for you to achieve success. Read More
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Bridging the Gap
The Real World Meets Innovation At The Avnet Tech Games
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A Company Reunion?
posted by Bryon Moyer
As Lattice buys SiliconBlue, two diverging paths have come back together again. (13-Dec)
Intelligent Devices Lack Social Graces
posted by Kevin Morris
My intelligent devices are still far behind my human friends when it comes to social interactions. (3-Dec)
A New Conference Fee Coming Your Way?
posted by Bryon Moyer
Everything at conferences is sponsored – or you don’t get the sponsored item. But something unusual at the MEMS Executive Congress set off alarm bells. 1 (3-Nov)
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Someone to Take the Lead
Open vs. Closed: A Design Dilemma
Bridging the Gap
I would really like this kit and as this is the fun week I would like to use it to make a fully synchronous PinBall machine with a cycle accurate switching of multiple pins at the same time. Also to increase my luck I did send you a invitatio...
Bridging the Gap
Bridging the Gap
Via the expansion headers I could easily interface the kit to a PS2 optical mouse .
In this way I could g...
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