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Sounds like the bandsaw industry, from sharpening to operating, could use some disruption. I'm only half kidding. There are tons of niche commercial/industria
by tatsuke95 14y ago
Sounds like the bandsaw industry, from sharpening to operating, could use some disruption.
I'm only half kidding. There are tons of niche commercial/industrial processes that can use 21st century solutions. They're just hard to see unless you're in them, which is why non-technical people sometimes have brilliant ideas.
- DanBC 14y agoThere are a lot of vertical markets that could do with innovation. Match up industrial chassis, with low power PCs, really good electrical noise filtering, really good air filtering, a locked down environment and good firewalls etc, and then offer to quote for interfacing it to existing machines. (Which is mostly just finding the right interface boards and connectors and software.)
- sunday2012 14y agoExactly. It's also why so much software in these areas is so terrible or does not exist. No one with the right knoweldge of the task at hand has the slightest clue how to program a computer. But we do not have to call it "disruption". It's just improvement over the status quo.
- Lednakashim 14y agoI worked on programming cutting robots and I can that they were extremely computationally intensive. They needed to constantly perform SVD to find stable solutions. There is a lot of innovation in this field (applied robotics).