Posts by Lab651 Team
Lab651 to Advance Capabilities in Digital Product Design with Acquisition of Applied Logic Engineering
Lab651 announced the acquisition of Applied Logic Engineering. The acquisition of Applied Logic Engineering will strengthen Lab651’s service portfolio in embedded product development and aligns with the strategy of Lab651 to further provide end-to-end design services for connected solutions.
Read MoreGenerating Bad Movie Reviews with TensorFlow: Part 2 | Nathan Salazar | #30DaysofLearning
In my last blog post, we discussed how to generate bad movie reviews using a text generator, where the input data was based on sequences of words. But you can also generate text by using an input sequence of individual characters, with a character-based RNN. This is particularly useful when trying to generate text that…
Read MoreLeadership Tactics, Humility | Troy Pongratz | #30DaysofLearning
Part 1 & Part 2 Humility Leaders cannot lead from a tower. They need to get down and put their boots on the ground. They need to get the best information possible to help them make decisions. Good information can come from anybody. If there is a problem with a manufacturing line and an engineer…
Read MoreLeadership Tactics, Part 2 | Troy Pongratz | #30DaysofLearning
Co-Founder, Troy Pongratz, shares his thoughts on leadership and empowering employees to make their own project plans.
Read MoreJustin Grammens | The People
Co-founder Justin Grammens shares a little bit about himself for our featured employee: favorite books, role models, and exciting new technologies
Read MoreGame Theory | Robert Waddell | #30DaysofLearning
An Introductory Course on Game Theory After listening to enough Freakonomics and other podcasts I figured it would be interesting to learn a little more about Game Theory. Plus I couldn’t find any free beer sommelier classes. Introduction to Game Theory or Never Go Against a Sicilian When DEATH is on the Line! After hearing…
Read MoreUsing My Time More Efficiently | Ryan Inman | #30DaysOfLearning
There are 168 hours in a week and you feel as though you’re always busy. Try as you may, you can’t add any hours to a week unless it’s daylight savings and even then you have to pay that back later in the year. What are your options to redeem the time? Quit your job…
Read MoreAutomating Weld Inspection
Currently, CWI’s rely on manual measurements and hand calculations – which is both time consuming and error-prone.
Our customer travels the world as a commercial welder and saw an opportunity to improve the reliability and efficiency of welding inspection – by automating the process.
Read MoreReturning to React Native: “Loading dependency graph…” forever. | Jake Berendes | #30DaysOfLearning
If you are new to React Native or coming back to it after having been away for a while, this five or so minute read will likely save you a couple days of agony. The promises React Native offers are great but when the “Getting Started” didn’t actually get me anywhere I had to investigate. I hope to save you from that pain and keep you from giving up entirely on React Native.
Read MoreWhere Did All My Time Go? | Ryan Inman | #30DaysofLearning
When we were all ordered to shelter in place back in March, I thought that I would have plenty of extra time on my hands. My commute time was down to zero, social gatherings are canceled and I can work from the comfort of my home and set my own schedule. In theory, extended work from home sounds like an introvert’s dream, right? So why did I feel less productive, less motivated, and also have less free time?
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