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YouTube video by Adam Savage’s Tested The Weaponization of #Empathy #adamsavage

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A good reminder from a good man

It’s like kerning. Once you know about it, you see it everywhere it’s wrong.

YouTube video by Freya Holmér The Continuity of Splines

A great time as always, gentlemen. Here’s that epic video about splines that I mentioned: youtu.be/jvPPXbo87ds?...
@freya.bsky.social is an incredible talent and educator.

Maestro Product Design and Engineering | Experience design Welcome to another recap of the Next Generation Design podcast for the episode: Bringing New Innovations to Market with Maestro Product Design. You can watch

It takes talented folks driven by a singular vision to create something insanely great. Huge thanks to Greg and Mollie for having me on the Next Generation Design podcast.

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#nx #nxmakesitreal #mechanicalengineering #industrialdesign

Fantastic insights and perspectives here, even for those outside of the design, engineering, and manufacturing communities. Thanks for sharing, @d2lo.bsky.social

Half the joy of listening to New Order on vinyl is @petersaville.bsky.social ‘s artwork at LP-scale.

That’s good livin’

Love it. I’ll join next time I’m in Portland.

Here’s a visualization study attempting to show some of the internals of the throttle subassembly for the Boosted Rev scooter. There’s a clever little mechanism inside that generates a controlled response torque on the thumb wheel while modulating power to the electric motors.
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Great article. I love the attention to the physical tactility; torque vs rotation angle vs total range of adjustment. These nuances matter more than most people realize.

Nice! Looking forward to reading it.

100% with you! Great find on that video. It’s a bummer that it never made it to production.

The bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of low price is forgotten

I stumbled across this in my archive and realized it’s been a while since I’ve shared it. It’s a concise summary of one of my personal hardware design principles.

Go Enzo!

It’s refreshing to see tactility addressed so directly in a UX study. Nicely done.

I’ve only heard stories from colleagues on the inside. Is there any hope of change?

Exploded view of the Opal C1 webcam

I’m working on an image for the thumbnail on an upcoming podcast episode. This is my first swing at the right 1/3 of the thumbnail.

Good seeing you here on Bluesky, Brett

You will. It’s easy 😀

🙏🏼 I’m honored to be in such fine company

I’m looking forward to talking with you all about hardware product design, engineering, manufacturing, motorcycles, music and other standard Gen X stuff

This is helpful. Thanks for pulling it together, Michael.