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Todays job, redesign the Wireless Remote PCB (prototype version centre and production version on the left) to fit a smaller case (on the left) with about 30% less space for it. No surface-mount allowed on the main PCB.
I collected all the remotes we have in our home and Aidan and I set them up and took photos of them, making a train. My husband has an adversion to throwing out remotes and most of the ones we have we don't even know what they are for. I think this is for a VCR we no longer own...but not sure!
Just a close-up of a remote control. Taken with a Nikon D70 and Nikkor 105mm f2.8 Micro mounted on a tripod. Natural backlight through a window with shear curtains. Flash from a Nikon Speedlight reflected off the ceiling.
My girl Katie bought me a remote for my camera for my birthday! I'm so excited to use it for real.
P.S. My art final (painting) sucked a lot so I didn't really want to upload it.
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Our network operator has been giving all the cable channels for free for a few weeks, so the remote control has been in quite a use surfing all the channels..
Here's my 1st self-portrait... I had to buy a remote to help me out otherwise you would have seen one BIG blur... lol.
The Remote Access Console allows you to view, monitor and control a Remote Computers Desktop.
Administrators can remotely manage Networked Computers and capture images of Remote Desktops for evidence in case of Internet Misuse or violation. Captured images can be saved, copied or emailed.
This is the remote north eastern part of Iceland. Nobody lives here and the main road is just gravel.
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