Chris Loughnane

This response was prompted by Onny Chatterjee in our internal Slack channel at Continuum posting the question: Any thoughts [on impact to Apple] on the Google announcements from yesterday?

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about visualizing error.

It’s been a while since I first wrote about how useful computer vision can be in product development, and I recently put together a quick demo for other engineers at my new gig (@ Continuum) that is cleaner and more thorough than previous versions (plus it

originally posted on Quora in response to the question “Which programming language is most suitable for a mechanical engineer?”

originally published at Farm A critical indicator of progress during the early stages of product development is the pace at which new information is created; such information is simultaneously the foundation upon which new concepts are built and the lens…

The quality of a CAD database is directly correlated to its adaptability.

I was contacted today by an analyst at an investment bank to as me about my experience with Protomold (parent company of First Cut, whom I’ve written about) As I was answering the questions, it struck as something that should be shared: From the analyst:…

Imagine for a moment that a company – PP Inc. – had made the Perfect Product.

I should disclose something: Ever since I dropped $300+ on a Motorola V600 circa 2004, I have been a smartphone addict.

I was going through my old bookmarks today and came across this short manifesto from Design Observer.

A bunch of labels with green letters and nature motifs.

My brother-in-law got me a copy of Thoreau’s Walden for Christmas (Thanks Phil!).