By now we have all hopefully heard of the two different color systems: CMYK and RGB. But why are there two? If you had to choose one to use, which would you pick? I could quickly tell you the easy answer, CMYK is used for print and RGB is used for displays, but there is actually a science as to why each system is necessary.
What is an embedded Real Time Operating System (RTOS) and how can you best utilize it for your next development project?
Has the Health Savings Account affected consumer’s spending habits? Is that affecting the design specification for consumer medical devices?
Building products on the assembly line, we need to be sure all of the parts will fit together. But, manufacturing variations may pose problems. Here how to account for them.
As a service company, our staff is our most important asset. Without them, we’d just have a bunch of lonely computers sitting around hoping to one day become self-aware. As such, we work hard to find great people, and we’ve found some of the greatest.
Is it possible to verify and validate the safety and efficacy of medical devices if they could be connected to unknown current and future products? The medical device industry is working with the FDA to work out the safety issues of device interoperability.
Nearly every device we develop is electromechanical. Key Tech specializes in designing custom complex products and electromechanical devices.
Key Tech accomplishes prototyping by leveraging a network of approximately three dozen prototyping vendors, selecting the method and vendor based on the best match to your application. Multiple suppliers keep us current with the state of the art technologies and allow for flexibility and speed in the prototyping process.
Is asking the right questions something that can be taught, or do you have to be born with this twisted skill?
Thanks to Jessica Hagy at Indexed for inspiring the format. Some ideas are just better depicted graphically.
