OnTrack Newsletter: Tech Predictions, Launching Rockets, and Snapping in a ECAD tool - February 2019

Judy Warner

| 已创建：February 27, 2019 | 已更新：November 30, 2020

OnTrack Newsletter

OnTRack Newsletter

February 2019 VOL. 2 No 10

FIVE TECH PREDICTIONS FOR THE NEXT DECADE

Duane Benson Predicts What’s to Come in the Next Ten Years

This month in the OnTrack Newsletter, we bring you a special guest article from EMS Subject Matter Expert, Duane Benson of Screaming Circuits, in which he shares five technology predictions for the next decade. Benson covers his personal thoughts on what may come in artificial intelligence, highways, IoT, healthcare, and security. So, pull up a chair and enjoy this peek into Benson’s crystal ball.

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An Interview with Oronos Polytechnique Rocket Avionics Team Lead

In this interview I talk with Nathanael Beaudoin-Dion, Avionics lead for the Oronos Polytechnique Rocket team from Polytechnique Montreal Technical University. Each year in June, Oronos competes in the Spaceport America Cup, the world’s largest rocketry competition which takes place in New Mexico at the only commercial spaceport in the world. Enjoy this article as well as the photos of their rockets and videos from this inspiring team.

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OnTrack VIDEO SERIES

What Is Snapping and How It Works in CAD Software?

Snapping is a familiar feature across different software, but it becomes essential in CAD software, where precision is crucial. Explore the different types of snapping and how they can help you to become a better designer.

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Technical Articles to Keep You Sharp

Learn PCB Design Basics Explore PCB Design Solutions Getting Started Guide for PCB Design PCB Design Documentation

关于作者

关于作者

Judy Warner在电子行业的不同领域有超过25年的经验。她拥有PCB制造、射频和微波PCB以及合同制造的背景，专攻Mil/Aero应用。她还在多家行业出版物撰写文章、博客和日志，例如Microwave Journal、PCB007 Magazine、PCB Design007、PCD&F和IEEE Microwave Magazine，并且是PCEA（印刷电路工程协会）的活跃委员会成员。2017年，Warner加入Altium，担任社区参与总监。除了主持OnTrack Podcast和创建OnTrack Newsletter外，她还推出Altium年度用户研讨会AltiumLive。Warner致力于为全球PCB设计工程师提供资源、支持和建议。

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