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> There is also a tacit discussion about Metrology that lasts on average 3 months if you are smart... Man, EEs usually have zero clue about metrology. I worked
by exmadscientist 2y ago
> There is also a tacit discussion about Metrology that lasts on average 3 months if you are smart...
Man, EEs usually have zero clue about metrology. I worked on a big piece of T&M gear for a while. The looks I got when I said "so, we need to discuss how we plan to calibrate this thing" were... let's call them impressive. I don't think any other person on that project knew what a "traceable calibration" actually was.
It will probably not surprise you to learn that that project did not reach the finish line, at least not with my company.
- Joel_Mckay 2y agoProjects can be impossible with some environments, budgets, and teams. Startup success rate is 1:22, and service companies survive 3+ years 6:1 against product companies... Thus, a hardware dependent launch has a 1:66 success rate over 3 years, and if people YOLO production it will go sideways for sure. Best of luck =3