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What are some oddball coding jobs in industries one might not expect?
- cdvonstinkpot 13y agoThere's a language called SIMPL+ I think, where you program touchpanels for integrated audiovisual automation systems, where you have a motorized projector screen drop out of the cieling and a projector come online & a few video routers switch to certain I/O presets & maybe some table mics with feedback eliminator presets come online via I/O interfaces. The predominant manufacturer for these systems is Crestron, but another is called AMX, and these guys make AV automation systems for uber high end home theater & corporate conferencing systems. These are also used in corporate NOC (Network Operation Command) rooms, where you have video walls & rows & rows of PC interfaces with control systems managing which PC desktops get which way onto the video walls. I installed a few of these in the dot-com boom, for the likes of Sun Microsystems & other such dotcom industry leaders way back when, but haven't been into it for years.