The problem with waveguides are the manufacturing defects are on the micron level, and you need to get those channels perfect - then produce the same pattern a few more times for other colors, and hope they all perfectly line up.
I don’t see 3D printing being a solution here for a very very long time
I think "for assembly" here means iPhone assembly, ie. the final SoC will be sent to China to assemble the iPhone. I don't think GP is referring to packaging.
I would say as a company having an extra foundry in a less earthquake prone part of the world is a good idea to keep the company alive in the case of a major disaster.
nope, US would not give an inch of taiwan in case of invasion
we talking about geo politic here. if china attack taiwan so would be north korea (this is their best chance)
for south korea and japan this is their existensial crisis, having china and north korea close to their home even for a kilometer is basically death sentence
You cant forget also US literally spends billions of dollar to keep balance of power in Europe,Middle-East and Africa
do you think US would ignore Asia where 30+-% world trade and resources happen??? you dnt need expert to figure it out
It's partially the general UX of charging a watch. I find it easy to put my iPhone on a stand next to my bed every night, but for some reason I find it annoying to take off my watch and put it on the same stand. Both devices generally need the same amount of effort to charge but ones more of a burden.
Maybe I just want to do it less because I'm wearing it not carrying it in a pocket or having it sit next to me somewhere.
Simultaneously, 1) I am frequently annoyed when dealing with these help-asking, "can we hop on a quick call?", "good morning [name]" interactions and vehemently agree with the author's frustration with them, and 2) their tone is so condescending and rude that I'd rather deal with 1000 of the former interactions than 1 interaction with this individual. I can't imagine linking this post to anyone.
Watching videos/ interviews of the founder, it sounds like he’s very vey focussed on scaling this up to build affordable and durable wall sized versions of the display tech.
I’m certainly rooting for them. I hope they have more devices available soon
Was curious so I looked it up - Jose Antonio Vargas Elementary School is right by Moffet Field. The school also abuts an industrial park that fits the description.
One of the current tenants there is Volvo Innovation Lab, which I imagine does laser testing. I have no idea if buildings need certain certifications for working with lasers, so I mention that tidbit.
As well, that office park has 16 buildings in it, by my count.
I don’t see 3D printing being a solution here for a very very long time