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Wow, that seems extremely serious. In any reql engineering field, this kind of thing would have serious repercussions for the engineer, and not merely the poor
by SuperNinKenDo 3y ago
Wow, that seems extremely serious. In any reql engineering field, this kind of thing would have serious repercussions for the engineer, and not merely the poor consumer.
- yread 3y agoLet's hope the notified body will stomp on them hard
- jacquesm 3y agoFull code audit, exhaustive testing. This is not toy stuff.
- ttyprintk 3y agoThe MAUDE database tracks this for FDA. The average consumer can sign up for alerts based on make and model: https://maude.innolitics.com/ https://maude.innolitics.com/
- Mountain_Skies 3y agoIn any real engineering field, the engineer wouldn't compete for a job with "engineers" who went through a two month boot camp to be an engineer. They'd also have power to say "No" when a project manager insisted on pushing out an improperly tested product.
- mardifoufs 3y agoI share your sentiment but in this case, I don't think bootcamp devs usually get to work on such a device. Not fresh of bootcamp devs at least. But yes, this general type of event is inevitably what happens when the entire field prides itself in not having any standards.