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Living on Cape Cod these days, I read “Burt Dow Deep-water Man” to my son fairly regularly when it’s time for bed. I think this guy just picked up a new nickname for himself.

Interesting development in this space this week for WiTricity (the company) is that China is standardizing nationally on magnetic resonance technology for wireless vehicle charging…

You have to make due with 32-bit floating point accuracy for any vertices defined in Blender for the geometry to be passed along to any external libraries. In a prior gig where Ble…

Worked for Crane Currency a year ago...left after only a year there just after the acquisition by Crane Co. The company has facilities in Tumba, Sweden as well as their new product…

Maybe, but having previously worked for a company that makes physical money, it's a healthy business they are in. There is more cash being printed now than ever before, the second …

Expect to see an implementation included in subsequent releases of Code V and Zemax.

In my time in MA, I worked for three separate MIT startups, one top software company and one IP law firm. The law firm was the only one that didn’t require a noncompete. One of tho…

Crane Currency uses Blender in the design of the micro-optical animations of their Motion and Surface security threads that are integrated into banknotes around the world. Check ou…

And then you have the mayors of North Fulton (for example Mayor Mike Bodker of Johns Creek) that are fundamentally opposed to expanding various forms of rapid transit into their su…

> They would be so much better if they had even a few more millimeters of leeway in their positioning. Well if resonant based charging can ultimately win the standards battle versu…

They are trade secret, so can't describe them here, but currently using algorithms created by my skip level manager [1] to make actual physical money. [1]: https://www.cranecurrenc…

An additional note for posterity here...one of the main reasons Microsoft was interested in acquiring Interactive Supercomputing was that ISC developed it's own M-language (Matlab)…

Glad to hear that the Excel team is finally listening to your requests on this one. It's been a long time coming. Too bad they weren't interested during the TC days. If it does hap…