The last two years have posed significant challenges for companies and engineers involved in electronic equipment production, particularly due to the chip supply crisis. In a talk organised by the IET Cambridge Network on 22nd June, David Horne, Vice President of Engineering at Meteor Inkjet Ltd shared their story of successfully managing the shortage of vital devices amidst the crisis.Attendees gained an insight into the engineering challenges faced by a small to medium-sized engineering company in the industrial inkjet market and learned about industrial inkjet technology and its applications.
The event showcased resilience, adaptability, and creative problem-solving in the face of adversity, showing just what can be achieved “when the chips are down”.
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