This is not an EE level position. I taught 18 years old boys to do that in one day. Command format is trivial for low speed population: go to bin A, pick, go to X Y and drop - that's it. Only for stuff like optical calibration and like you need a specialist.
When will American developers stop building highrise buildings that look like radiators? Yes, I mean ones with protruding floor slabs. Rebar inside them is a very good heat conductor. You can't talk about insulating walls until the slab is insulated.
Second, at least some easing of glass "curtain walls" everywhere (hanging panoramic glazing) is needed. Even the most well insulated glass is nothing when compared to cheapest piece of insulation of equivalent thickness. See, even in the dirt rich UAE, skyscrapers don't have all around glazing.
Third, cogeneration. Former Soviet bloc countries can afford continuing building piss poor insulated buildings with no energy management only thanks to "free" district heating being available from cogeneration plants.
Fourth, energy recovery. Central air conditioning and forced ventilation can actually be net earners in a high rise if recuperation is used properly.
And only fifth, is the wall insulation. This is something that has been a solved issue for the rest of the world since mid 20th century. Super cheap insulation been there for ages.
TCL has burned a number of own smartphone brands, and threw them out. TCL has burned the Alcatel brand, and threw it out. Now they will do the same with Palm
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This is not an EE level position. I taught 18 years old boys to do that in one day. Command format is trivial for low speed population: go to bin A, pick, go to X Y and drop - that's it. Only for stuff like optical calibration and like you need a specialist.
>Load new component reels into the pick-and-place robot.
Believe me or not, this what our company had huge problem.
Not a single man was found for a trivial $60k job to tender a pick and place machine. Oregon, Washington, BC - not a single legit response in 6 month.
I can't imagine to have this issue in China. In Shenzhen you can find a programmer for every chipshooter imaginable in 1 day for such salary.
Because they had engineers competent enough to pick a more stiff alloy, and stamp the lid from no less than 3.5 mm of it.
It is also there for stiffness. Apple's engineers didn't manage to get enough stiffness is such thin chassis
Imagine what a nice FEL this will make
4415Y is not an off the shelf chip.
That kaby lake pentium gold is a garbage chip that is outperformed by atom bases pentium silver.
The story behind its creation is Intel purpose manufacturing it for Microsoft for almost free to prevent them switching to ARM
Best to call it Chinese intranet
Isocyanate foam is far from cheap, wholesale rockwool, or basalt wool is cheaper.
Foam concrete goes even further, and doubles as a minor load carrying material.
When will American developers stop building highrise buildings that look like radiators? Yes, I mean ones with protruding floor slabs. Rebar inside them is a very good heat conductor. You can't talk about insulating walls until the slab is insulated.
Second, at least some easing of glass "curtain walls" everywhere (hanging panoramic glazing) is needed. Even the most well insulated glass is nothing when compared to cheapest piece of insulation of equivalent thickness. See, even in the dirt rich UAE, skyscrapers don't have all around glazing.
Third, cogeneration. Former Soviet bloc countries can afford continuing building piss poor insulated buildings with no energy management only thanks to "free" district heating being available from cogeneration plants.
Fourth, energy recovery. Central air conditioning and forced ventilation can actually be net earners in a high rise if recuperation is used properly.
And only fifth, is the wall insulation. This is something that has been a solved issue for the rest of the world since mid 20th century. Super cheap insulation been there for ages.
TCL has burned a number of own smartphone brands, and threw them out.
TCL has burned the Alcatel brand, and threw it out.
Now they will do the same with Palm
>However, manufacturers end up wasting 80 percent of the material using traditional manufacturing techniques
I can't believe they were actually milling a part that big
No
Man, are you ever checking replies to your comments?
I'm in Shenzhen till Saturday. Any chance you have time for a beer? my weixin baybal_mk2
Man, are you in Shenzhen? Any much near Nanshan area? Want to invite you for a tea... joke, beer will be better.
Bill, are you in Shenzhen now?
ShanghaiBill, are you in Shenzhen now?
China already has nationwide numberplate scanning network
No, ketchup was a Chinese invention too
Bad for them, Huawei already has a phone with 4 cameras scheduled for this year.
P.S. India loss to Pak in Champions Trophy was beyond even laughable...
Pro tip: multicast capable CDN on one end and anycast IPs on another
No!!! GOD ALMIGHTY Noooooooo!!!!!!!!
Just launch them into space, there you have a lot of space
Time till Apple gets steamrolled 3..2..1..