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I've experienced this personally, as a controls engineer for a test/manufacturing equipment shop. Usually, customers accept our ready-to-go controls. But a ha
by LeifCarrotson 10y ago
I've experienced this personally, as a controls engineer for a test/manufacturing equipment shop. Usually, customers accept our ready-to-go controls. But a half dozen times in the last few years, they say "don't bother pulling wiring or writing software, we'll do that". 5 out of those 6 machines are still non-operational.
- cjrp 10y agoIs it because the customers think they'll save money making the software themselves?