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Finbarr Watterson
08.31.2017 Industry Insights
Hey everyone, I’m Fin—your new curator of the Hardware Roundup Newsletter. Every month, I’ll scour the internet to bring you the top hardware news, articles, and community updates. If you’d like more regular updates, you should join our Facebook Group to connect with other engineers and designers, post hardware questions, and learn about job opportunities.
Want to share an interesting article, job posting, or event in the Hardware Roundup? Submit your link here, and we’ll do our best to include it in the next issue with a credit to you.
Women in 3D Printing want more speakers for their online and offline events to give as many women as possible the opportunity to share their expertise & knowledge with their peers and the general public. [Register as a potential speaker]
Fictiv Builders Coffee: Every month, I hand-pair members of the Fictiv Facebook Group based on their location, interests, and industry for a coffee (paid for by Fictiv). The next one is happening very soon, and you can [sign up here].
The Urban Manufacturing Alliance, a network of 600 practitioners across 200 cities, is conducting a State of Urban Manufacturing report to identify gaps in services that can help the sector to thrive and scale in cities. If you’re a maker or manufacturer based in Baltimore, Cincinnati, Detroit, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, or Portland, OR, [fill out the survey].
The Concorde had a droop nose that tilted down because the pilot couldn’t see over it during takeoff or landing, but it also helped to reduce drag and improve aerodynamic efficacy. [via Machine Pix]
That’s all for now!
Fin, Hardware Evangelist at Fictiv
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