wal5hy

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   by wal5hy 2y ago

   Thanks! Like yourselves we saw a clear niche for a ultra-reliable small embedded board suitable for robotics and other space constrained systems. I'd be very happy to send you one of our products to compare, i'll message your team
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   by wal5hy 2y ago

   ha, true! However at expos often the person asking is a vendor looking to sell SPE components to us, or someone in the industry trying to determine if a technology is popular. Can be a bit of an echo chamber.
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   by wal5hy 2y ago

   Our company is often asked at expos if we supply 2 wire ethernet switches (e.g. Single Pair Ethernet SPE[1]) but the reality is there's little demand (outside of automotive) we see in the Industrial marketplace for this type of product
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   by wal5hy 2y ago

   Congratulations MUREX Robotics team, great job! There are products at different price points on the market, for example this 55x55mm switch from my company Brainboxes[1] is sub $50. We choose that size so that we could also produce a gigabi
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   by wal5hy 13y ago

   Thanks. We felt for London commuters just the live image of the map would be enough to enable them to visualise their route. And for tourists/infrequent users the added route planning would show them how and why they should take a particula
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   by wal5hy 13y ago

   The key concept which we considered interesting was that the image of the underground map also updates to reflect the current status of the lines. Giving instant visual feedback.
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   by wal5hy 13y ago

   That's a very good point and we want to add that feature. Is the fact that it redraws the map based on the current state of the lines visually useful? I would like to redraw the official tfl underground map
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   by wal5hy 13y ago

   Weekend project of a friend and I uses live London Underground tube line status to improve route planning. Its still in a very rough state, but feedback of any kind would be very interesting to hear. Thanks. http://www.livetubemap.com/
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   by wal5hy 17y ago

   ah can't correct the spelling mistake now, thanks for spotting it. A video I saw on a few years ago which was great for getting a fast paced over-view of how starting with digital electronics one can build a computer and write a program to
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    by wal5hy 17y ago

    Having finished a degree in Electronics I would recommend the following two books: * Engineering Maths by K. Stroud http://www.amazon.co.uk/Engineering-Mathematics-6th-K-Stroud... to my mind there's no better maths book, very logical ste