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That's my guess. And not just equipment, but prototypes and such. Imagine trying to make something intuitive and comfortable. How can you even judge that rem
by silisili 5y ago
That's my guess. And not just equipment, but prototypes and such.
Imagine trying to make something intuitive and comfortable. How can you even judge that remotely? First you have to ship it around(or else make tons more units), then hope video quality suffices to see everything.
In person you can get 20 people in a room and let them interact with widget x. See how they behave, hear feedback, etc.
- R0b0t1 5y agoI work in hardware, remotely. It's not really that expensive to create the extra prototypes. Dedicated lab space is more of a concern, but depending on what it is you can dedicate a small room to it. Yes, even wireless stuff. You don't even need a portable faraday cage (but could buy one). Actually interfering is what is illegal, not just making random test electronics.