Key Techers, families, and friends recently gathered for the annual Key Tech Crab Feast, and a great time was had by all.
Key Techers, families, and friends recently gathered for the annual Key Tech Crab Feast, and a great time was had by all.
Come join IEEE and ASME at Key Tech on 7/13, 6-8pm as Amy Davis, Baltimore Sun photographer extraordinaire, talks about her latest project, “Flickering Treasures: Rediscovering Baltimore’s Forgotten Movie Theaters”. Of course, she’ll be talking about our own office, located in the historic McHenry Theater.
A weekly microscopic image contest hosted through Key Tech’s blog. Check it out, try your luck, and you might just win! (See Week 1 for details on how to play).
A weekly microscopic image contest hosted through Key Tech’s blog. Check it out, try your luck, and you might just win! (See Week 1 for details on how to play).
This week’s image is below, so stare until your eyes burn and then post your guesses. Remember, the first person to post the correct answer in the comments section wins some Key Tech SWEAT (Stuff Winners Earn As Treats). Good luck & enjoy!
At the start of every week I will post an image of some object – as viewed under our microscope. Then it’s your turn to focus your Micro-MacGyver eyes and post what you think it is in the comments. Answers will be posted on Friday (and winners crowned).
Product by Process aggregates published generally high-quality videos of behind-the-scenes tours of how various products are manufactured.
Every year, Industrial Designers come together for one weekend to attend the regional IDSA (Industrial Design Society of America) conference. This year, the North East chapter was held at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence Rhode Island, and Jeremy Savage and I made the trip.
What do cosmetics, bio-pharmaceuticals, and medical devices all have in common? The Onion News reports that a shining new age of industry leaders are standing up, drying their eyes, not eating their vegetables, and adopting a staunch “FDA who?” mentality…
There’s a fine line everyone must draw between what you’ll do yourself and what it’s worthwhile to pay someone else to do. It’s true in business just as it is at home. And, it’s not just about efficiency, it’s about quality.