UAV technology continues to expand and become increasingly sophisticated.
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Muirae Kenney
LOCATION
Raleigh, North Carolina, USAPROFESSION
Content Manager & Writer
About
As the content manager for MacroFab, Inc., the world's pioneering PCBA technology platform, Muirae specializes in simplifying the complex world of rapid PCBA prototyping and full-scale electronics production. At MacroFab, we streamline production processes to support orders ranging from 10 to 100,000+, without sacrificing quality, efficiency, or budget. MacroFab's unique distributed manufacturing model, powered by our cutting-edge digital thread, enables production wherever capacity is immediately available, ensuring zero deviation from your original product design. We offer a breadth of PCBA products, making innovation accessible and affordable. Prior to joining MacroFab, Muirae developed deep expertise in emerging technologies, writing extensively about VR/AR, AI, automation, and green tech. Her contributions have been published in respected outlets such as Power Magazine, EPS News, American Machinist, and DroneLife, demonstrating her proficiency in transforming technical concepts into engaging content.
Latest Posts
Autonomous robotics must anticipate and plan for the unexpected, often in harsh, changing environments. We take a deep dive into these challenges by exploring design considerations beyond those associated with conventional PCBAs.
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To excel in the fast-paced electronics industry, you need not just adaptability, but a cultivated expertise to discern the far-reaching impact of your design decisions. This eBook is your key to building such expertise.
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Are you an EE looking for a new podcast? Here's a list of MacroFab Circuit Break episodes to get you started.
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Hackers can access sensitive data and disrupt device operations by activating embedded malware or hardware trojans in counterfeit components. How can you avoid these issues?
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The world is witnessing a rise in more electric aircraft (MEA) where only the propulsion remains fuel-driven and other subsystems are electric rather than hydraulic or pneumatic. Find out what this change means for EEs.
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