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I was looking at Milwaukee drills and noticed the new models had wifi capability. At first I wasn't sure why I needed that, but a helpful video explained it to
by aimor 6y ago
I was looking at Milwaukee drills and noticed the new models had wifi capability. At first I wasn't sure why I needed that, but a helpful video explained it to me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nib2Ktd7TY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nib2Ktd7TY
I also recently bought a Nikon camera, and for the new model they removed the cable shutter release connection and instead have wifi capability with a phone app.
I'm not surprised guns are following recent trends. But I think this is one of those dead end trends where the features are neat but in practice too inconvenient to be widely adopted.
- throwaway0a5e 6y agoTool life calculationes and automated suggestion of different ways to use tools to increase life or speed of work are par for the course in the machining world and have been for years. It makes sense that over time that kind of stuff slowly gets better and makes its way to work environments where less variables are controlled for.
- andi999 6y agoIsnt wifi triangulation easy? So it is probably a dead end for the user as well.