Assembling 100.000 switches per day
u/Muilkinginuk posted a video of the assembly line at TTC(?) manufacturing 100 thousand switches per day.
KBD.newsPublished March 21, 2022
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The video itself looks like recorded with a potato but it's interesting anyway:
u/Muilkinginuk claims he's working directly with TTC and will post more interesting switch content in the future.
This post gained a lot of attention on Reddit and one frequent question was: why does the machine press the switch a few times?
According to Muilkinginuk, the machine is measuring continuity and resistance.
Published on Mon 21st Mar 2022. Featured in KBD #70 (source).
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