[TriEmbed] Monday May 9th, 7pm @ NCSU TriEmbed meeting reminder: BUILDING AND ROOM CHANGE

[jonjwolfe at anibit.com]

Great presentation last week!

Does anyone have contact information for Rob Henry? I neglected to write 
it down last week, and I had a few questions for him.

Rob, if you're on the list, could you shoot me an email?

--Jon


On 2016-05-05 18:53, Pete Soper via TriEmbed wrote:
> The monthly meeting of the Triangle Embedded Interest Group will be
> this Monday starting at 7pm in room _2201_ of NCSU Engineering
> Building _THREE_, 911 Oval Drive, Raleigh. Note the building and room
> change. This is straight across the green from building 1 (below
> building 2).
> 
>  This month's meeting will feature a talk by Rob Henry discussing the
> design and engineering of his mountain bike lighting system described
> below. Following Rob's presentation it will be "open mike" for show
> and tell and general chats.
> 
>  ABSTRACT: Rob will talk about the evolution of his upcoming consumer
> product - a bike light designed for mountain bikers and commuters.
> He'll give an overview of his process and challenges, showcase a few
> of the iterations of the product (both mechanical housing and
> electronics), and talk a little about his online marketing to date.
> And he'll bring working prototypes to play with!  The talk will be
> open and conversational - he'll be prepared to dive deeper into any
> particular area the audience may be interested in. And, of course,
> welcomes any advice and ideas the TriEmbed group may have!
>  This month we can share stories from the Raleigh Hamfest (pictures on
> and linked from the blog page here [1]).  Bring your projects,
> lightning talks, questions and project challenges to share. If you
> have something suitable for a video recording on YouTube please let us
> know ahead of time. Ditto if you would like to present at a future
> meeting.
> 
> BIO OVERVIEW: Rob has an Aerospace Engineering degree from VA Tech and
> MBA from UNC-Chapel Hill.  Although he is an engineer by training, he
> has spent his career split between serving in the Navy and as an IT
> consultant.  Recently Rob has decided to get back to his engineering
> roots - relearning mechanical design, coding, and DC based
> electronics.  He is currently working on a consumer product - a bike
> light - which should be available sometime this summer.
> 
>  Maps and other details [2] - strongly recommended to look at the map
> for the _building and room change_.
> 
>  Archive of past meetings [3]
> 
>  -Pete
> 
> 
> Links:
> ------
> [1] http://triembed.org/blog/?p=1495
> [2] http://triembed.org/blog/?page_id=292
> [3] http://triembed.org/blog/?page_id=62
> 
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