I guess a festive look back is in order.
As the cloud of stupid spreads scarily across the globe we say goodbye to 2016, and the best thing that can be said about 2016 and world politics is that I expect 2017 will be worse so gird yourselves.
Here at the SSDC Barn or Engineering Excellence things are going quite well.
1 ship down and certified by Lloyds Register, 2 new ships ordered. Adrian has done exemplary work on this.
The potential for this project is immense. We've barely scratched the surface on this bad-boy.
This project is taking some interesting twists and turns. I needed some form of Return on Investment to justify going to NIWeek this year and it looks as if we may get it. Certainly to a large enough extent to justify another trip to Austin next year.
Can't speak publicly about it yet.
Now it's being used in 3 countries, which isn't bad.
Designed, fitted and working in 1 month. Very nice work and again this has great potential for the future. Having ISO9000 really helped us get this type of job. It was a nice vindication for the effort put in.
This has been sucking up a lot of hours over the last few months, all the considerable project time was frittered away and we were brought in with nothing to salvage 6 weeks from delivery date. It's difficult to shine in these circumstances. We're doing our best.....
Lot's of upgrades for performance, back-up and new types of dosemeters. Been keeping me busy for years now.
We've tested helicopter engines, batteries, power supplies and pressure switches.
LabVIEW has taken me to Holland, Dunkirk (France) and Austin this year. I missed the CLA Summit and that sucked, but we went to NIWeek and that was good fun. I did 2 presentations so earnt my tickets I think.
Been a very good year for the group, it's something I'm quite proud of and it's a real team effort. So KUDOS to everyone at CSLUG. Highlight was the UG track at NIDays a grand day out.
That's my dog that is!
That bigotry seems to be socially acceptable now, and not thought of as the ridiculous behaviour of scared and weak-minded bullies, as it should be!
My ODF tool has proven very useful. Someone elses? I'm liking the look of James Powells JSON Toolkit. His SQLite toolkit is already embedded in our template.
joerg.hampel and his comment on LabVIEW Life Lessons #3 - Work Without Fear
Thanks for all your comments, they are always appreciated.
Lots of Love and have some time off, go on, you know you deserve it.
Steve
Steve
Opportunity to learn from experienced developers / entrepeneurs (Fab,Joerg and Brian amongst them):
DSH Pragmatic Software Development Workshop
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