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here at lab 2 and while I haven't given you guys an update in a while that's all

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the more exciting things for me to share with you today there's power to the PSU

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none of the cool stuff we're doing happens without the people so our tour begins in desk land the lab is already

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up to nine people and we've got room for up to a dozen more in spite of the fact

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that it has generated no Revenue

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whatsoever but who needs Revenue when you've got cool stuff like this you've

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already met our keyboard testing robot cave but cave has got a mustache I mean

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3D laser profiler with this add-on cave canot not only find the exact location

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of every key on the keyboard in order to uh this actuation testing but he can

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handle whoop keyboards in all kinds of different sizes and

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shapes Jake Dan will show us so this is that keyboard over there yeah that's

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right this is the drop control and this is the 3D Point Cloud that we generate

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with the laser profiler so cool so we've got exact height data for every part of

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this keyboard which allows us theoretically then to nail dead center

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every single Key Well it's not just the height Data before we had the camera

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system and that has lens Distortion which meant on the edges of the keyboard

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entire keyboard on a single axis so we have exact positional data it's not just

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the height it's also the X and Y position cool I know you guys are eager

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for us to start publishing and it must feel like we're just not doing anything

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over here but that's not the case at all it's just way more important for us to

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find these edge cases where we might be out a little bit pun intended ah

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haa uh then for us to just start dumping data out into the world for another

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example of the importance of professionalism here is our totally

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legit IP testing chamber column don't

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make that face this was your idea I did not tape is not my idea oh well I mean

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he didn't have a way for me to lower the phone in so I had to improvise yet but

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the point is that this is how we are

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going to test manufacturer claims about the waterproofness of their phone I

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don't know if this one is actually ip68 rated you just dropped it 6 feet oh well

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maybe pull it back up we should bring how about 3et yeah 3et should be good

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yeah cool uh anywh who can you explain

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why we did this instead of like the fancy professional one well if we got a

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custom tank made effectively what we need is 6 ft of depth right because

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pressure is all about the height of the water column above the device sure it would have been $4,500 5 grand or $800

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this novelty children's light from AliExpress it's not from AliExpress it's

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from Amazon it's actually from a very reputable company in the UK uh it's a

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children's sensory toy what do you think are the odds thing still works um it

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depends on the IP rating and whether or not Google's being truthful which is I

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guess what we're going to find out yeah I don't even know oh yeah it still turns

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on it still works I mean that doesn't mean it will still work uh a little bit

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of distilled water is not going to immediately kill it still oh what's the

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plan then we put moisture sensors inside the phone and then we put it in and we

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monitor it it's a semi-destructive test manufacturers claim that you can

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submerge your device for x amount of time at a certain depth we're testing

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that pass fail and if it it's pass fail they're lying then i' get to buy another

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phone or or

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more okay it's not my money did I

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mention there's no Revenue yet the space in between the rows of test benches is a

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bit of a long story there's going to be the shelves here which is pretty much an

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inbox for these folks everything that is to be tested and then the actual width

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of this space was a miscommunication because they thought we needed a bunch

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of space for lighting in between but I actually want the lab to be all about

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testing testing testing so we're probably going to either shove this one in or shove that one over this way to

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make room for more people meanwhile hi

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about yet but I'm sure is really cool

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very cool very cool Nick works on our internal benchmarking software called

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mark bench and it has evolved a lot since the last time you guys got a look

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at it what can it do now more games yep

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we uh we have some more games that we can cover that's a lot of games correct

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uh we can do not games most of the improvements are

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end so there's not too much to show on the screen but you guys have complained

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about our graphs many many many times over the years

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and one of Nick's top priorities for the first couple of quarters this year is to

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help the rest of the team figure out how to make that whole process a more

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automated and B easier for you guys to read can I ask about this uh yeah that's

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Gary's assignment while we wait for benchmarks to complete he says coloring

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inside the lines creates discipline Well I obviously don't have any crap here at

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the end of desktop testing land is going to be our new RF chamber which as it

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turns out is not going to use any of the components from the original blue

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chamber at all so that is all just going

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to be stuffed into the walls of our acoustic chamber I think right that's

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the point and that's that's it so we're essentially going to shred it but that's

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fine because we have a brand new RF chamber that is worth somewhere on the

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order of $200,000 oh no that's just the foam what

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that's just the foam oh yeah no it's it's about a half

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mil cool um the foam is from TDK who I

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really only knew as like maker of blank DVDs but apparently they do a lot of

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other stuff cost aside my understanding is that the new chamber is like way

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better than the old one cuz this is better foam or something yeah so the

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frequencies that this is attenuated to is much wider than the old foam it's

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brand new it's you know it's not in a

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heap of garbage uh so yeah the way that

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this is going to work is we're actually going to have to have walkway panel

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because this is going to coat the floor ceiling and walls so it's going to be

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fully anaco uh within the RF spectrum that we're testing so uh Raymond EMC

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they're uh they're a Canadian company they're they've been awesome uh they're

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working with us on this uh we should hopefully have it built by May okay and

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yeah they're uh they've been great to work with shout out Raymond DMC actually

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everyone who's helped us get the lab set up has been so enthusiastic just about

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their being this testing for consumers it's been kind of whatever the opposite

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of disheartening is it's been heartening hardening yeah it's been it's been

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heartening to see how many people just want there to be independent testing for

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consumers that doesn't mean all this crappy blue foam is going to be wasted

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though the space that I'm standing in right now is going to be our audio

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isolation chamber where we'll be able to get accurate acoustic measurements of

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everything from graphics cards to laptops to freaking I don't know we

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could do an air conditioner if we really wanted to I guess right yeah we could

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basically anything and to beef up its design we're going to be using a dual

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shell construction so we're going to have Obviously good acoustic foam on the

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inside but in between the walls we need some kind of filler and that's where you

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come in loser then next to the audio

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isolation room we're going to have what about second audio isolation room this

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is going to be a home theater so while we could use that chamber to test things

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like headphones and small consumer electronics if we want to test something

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big like Tower speakers you need not only a properly isolated room but a

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large enough room that it will be an accurate representation of the kind of space that that product is intended to

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be used in this room will also be lighting controlled so we can test

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everything from projectors to TVs to I

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mean I guess we could do monitors in here in a pinch yep would we just do

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monitors in here all the time probably okay probably everything I've talked

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about so far is scheduled to be done either this quarter or in the next but

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as we move into the second half of the Year we're obviously going to keep building and I standing now in what is

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going to be our camera testing room this is going to be a super cool space we

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don't need noise isolation here but we absolutely need lighting control and

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we're going to have all kinds of everything from test patterns to

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interesting things that move around to uh camera Shake simulating Rigs and all

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kinds of neat stuff but that's going to take some time as you can tell there's

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clearly still a lot more to sort out in the move like this guy needs to be

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unpacked this is our metal 3D printer and I have to confess I actually don't

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know a ton about how these work that's

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exciting that's why Tim's here we're going to learn uh we can't actually show

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you a whole lot of it because a lot of it is Trade Secrets and we have an

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agreement with ridia that we can't show that however we can talk about how it

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works so this thing is going to take some really cool compressed metal

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particulate and it's going to heat it up and it's going to lay it in lines just

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like you would a normal 3D printer sure and it's going to just kind of halfway

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solidify it's going to harden a little bit and then we take that part and we

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put it in this guy the centering oven and this evacuates all of the air and it

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adds a whole bunch of argon gas and then it basically pulls a vacuum so that the

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uh the heat the energy uh that the oven

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creates is not wasted it's uh at a much lower pressure it can get much hotter

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for the same amount of energy okay and I

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guess that uh that energy consumption is why we have this sitting next to the

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electrical panel here basically this is a temporary home while we renovate the

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workshop over at the other unit we have a project coming up soon uh the all

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metal PC uh Alex and I are really stoked to see what this thing can do to try and

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make things like fan blades and and all sorts of water cooling equipment out of

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metal but stuff that we've designed this is nuts that is nuts yeah how does this

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handle overlays is it going to be like a standard 3D printer where you have to

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make supports or is it going to be like an SLS where you could just have a cavity inside aart if you want and you

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just like wash it away or so that's really interesting because of the fact that we're printing with metal you can't

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just take a set of pliers and like pull away at the supports after it's been

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through the center uh the fact is that we would have to actually cut those

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through with a drill or with a machine of some other sort so what you want to

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do is design your part in a different way there's a there's a different set of

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processes that you need to go through for checks and balances to make sure

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that you are not creating something that you can't use it needs a name we need a

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name what are we going to name it uh um um Ash he's the champion okay we also

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fire or I guess that should be Ash then that's Ash and Ketchum Ash and Ketchum I

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don't know sure I'm not good at

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this now I'm standing in what is apparently the lounge where people

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lounge and have meetings um I asked hey

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is this temporary because a bunch of couches in the middle of the warehouse

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doesn't really seem like the most efficient use of space and I was told no

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in fact this is permanent and they don't care that every square foot of this cost

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something thing to the tune of about $610 Canadian dollars thankfully the

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usefulness per unit squared of other areas will be a little bit higher I'm

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standing in what's going to become an LTT filming set of some sort so that we

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don't have to truck everything over from the lab to the studio in order to make

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videos we're in a hurry and then over here is our power supply tester which

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you've met before but is now finally actually wired up so chroma can come and

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train us on it and an environmental chamber which will do both temperature

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control and humidity control so being

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next to the power supply tester you guys can probably imagine that we were going

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to test power supplies in it but we could use it for just about anything

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like say for example if you wanted to know how the battery life of a phone

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changes depending on the environment that it's in this is exactly what you'd

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use or well what will be there right now it's just a broom and a squeegee and

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some hoses you might have noticed our oscilloscope is still missing but I

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assure you we've ordered one now finally and we've spoken with Johnny of Corsair

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formerly of Johnny Guru about the best methodologies for testing the newest

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power supplies and you can expect a really solid update on this in the near

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future here we'll have camera supplies and long-term storage which wait storage

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yeah what's the deal with all the storage at this place I thought this is supposed to be a lab well in talking to

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the logistics team we determined that if the lab is going to have the vast

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majority of the in andout for products

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if they're not here it is going to be a gigantic hassle so we decided to move

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our entire Logistics department and all of our storage here to the lab to make

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things simpler to give you some idea what I'm talking about this is all the

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keyboards that Antoine has checked out right now for testing thanks a lot

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Antoine you're welcome and this is a

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fraction of what we're going to be going through as new products continue to be

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released so these shelves are for the lab and then this is all our own

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internal inventory which is currently being organized by the one and only

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Jamie row number one is going to be peripheral land then so you got your

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keyboards mice headphones headsets all

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that good stuff then as we round this corner the veneer of organization Falls

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away to reveal complete and utter chaos

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uh we have some moving Vlogs actually up on Floatplane.com they're exclusive

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over there if you guys want to check them out we'll have that Linked In the video description but for now hey let's

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talk to the one and only Dan what the devil are you working on and why is it

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important you're not testing that motherboard are you wait what is this so

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XL was running a little bit slow so I thought I'd build myself a oh shut up

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this is like a dual socket workstation thing what is it actually called Xenon

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gold this is part of our new wo 100% uptime system so serve a grade uh no

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downtime ever again uh Ultra stable raid

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card cuz I need the video memory little bit overp we'll see if how this performs

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maybe it's Overkill I don't know Dan space is one part diagnostic workstation

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one part cinematic workstation how the devil did you end up with that monitor

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it's the only one we had I used to use a single 1080p Monitor and one part

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it ends up on this desk and then either goes back to the manufacturer or Dan

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attempts to fix it after which it gets sent to East no I mean if he fails it

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goes to ew sometimes he wins this is pretty phenomenal too these

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bamboo Labs printers are amazing two of

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them are just hooked up to like gigantic spools and they're for printing things

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in bulk like all the self- congratulatory trophies that Dan is

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apparently making with my filament and this middle one is hooked up to four of

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these multifilament spool units here so it can actually print in 16 different

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materials and the whole thing gets changed over automatically and they are

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all accessible over the network even cooler than you think these three over

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here are just kind of standard filaments this one here actually has three spools

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of carbon fiber reinforced PA which is super strong and basically

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indestructible and then this one here is a washable support material so you have

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supports and then you dunk it underwater and it all melts away this aisle is

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going to be for PC DIY this aisle is going to be for systems and consumer

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electronics and then the aisle over there is going to be for bulky stuff

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like TVs along the bottom and then anything that we put into our

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standardized workstations uh so any inventory we keep for like cases and

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stuff like that is just going to be all piled up there you're probably wondering

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why we don't have another shelf above that and the answer is very simple

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that's as high as we're allowed to go with the sprinkler system in this building unless we completely redesign

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the sprinkler system which would cost a fortune wait something's happening this

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is our receiving Bay and what did we get

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it looks like

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foam it actually just looks like foam probably 20 grand right there is it what

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no shut up there's this can't be expensive foam this is expensive foam yeah what's

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inside is expensive you're looking at the expensive protection for the

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expensive foam oh this is the protection what is it those are our walkway caps oh

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walkway caps so because the foam is on the floor we have to be able to walk on

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something so these have been air freed from Japan oh that's where they're

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manufactured so this is what we're going to be walking on have the desk set up on

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and the uh 4G 5G Network next to the Bay we've got Angus from accounting's

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couches that he didn't have anywhere to store but he's definitely going to be taking away very soon and what will go

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here is the procurement Department right now they're upstairs completely separate

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from Logistics and having those departments together is hopefully going

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to smooth out a lot of communication challenges uh you've already met forky

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here wow that's solid and then we've also got our own

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cherry picker now so we'll be able to take that down the aisles here and grab

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things and put them down and all that good stuff up here is we don't know land

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maybe stuff that's to be sold but I kind of said Gee if we know we're getting rid

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of it should we really be dragging it upstairs only so we can drag it back down and they were like yeah that's a

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good point we just don't know what else to put there so cool some plans haven't changed in

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here for example is going to be the development team for the lab's website

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and then I oh hey Tam is Gary's desk out

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there now I don't think Gary has one Gary doesn't have a desk I don't think

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it's been approved yet okay the plan here has changed though this is now

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going to be a lunchroom SL Lounge which really raises the question of why they

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need another Lounge out there but I don't know realistically at some point

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we're probably going to end up putting desks in here and you know you know how these things go and then this is going

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to be for the Mac Address team which is a team now and not just Jonathan Horst

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this is still the server room Jake has been trying to figure out how to deal

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with the noise isolation problems that we're having in this room basically we

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don't have a solution unless uhoh it looks like you're going to propose something awful um we're going to try to

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rebuild the wall if that's even possible

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there's no insulation in that wall and it doesn't even go all the way up so if

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we have servers running in here the poor social media team who's going to be on

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the other side is going to end up with tonitas a little bit less social here's

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the room for the aforementioned social team though with that Transformer that

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sounds like it's mounted above the ceiling tile I think the server room

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might be the least of their concerns in here this is the worst room in the

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building Bar None I'm sure if you told

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you know the Labs team and procurement and Logistics hey you guys don't have to

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work in a warehouse anymore you get to come into this room they'd be like n dog

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I'm going to keep my warehouse up here the only real change

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is that instead of doing the desks like we painstakingly mapped out on the floor

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with masking tape we have completely rejiggered the layout and it's going to

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be like L that face each other like for

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Linus Tech tips L's actually that's a

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t all that's up here right now is some leftover stuff that Labs hasn't moved

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down into their workspace yet like you know just casual RTX 390s and 490s

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sitting around the the amount of gear in this place it's like gear Heaven this is

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going to be my office couple call Rooms Luke's office and that's it oh no it

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isn't unfortunately Sam's not here today so I can't give you guys is an exact

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rundown of everything you're looking at but the important thing is our head and

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torso simulator is oh my God that's heavy okay I'm not going to move it is

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finally here so we can actually test headphones now yes you've probably seen

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some of those results in our videos recently this is going to be Luke's office and Sam is going to do all his

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work in one of the acoustically isolated Chambers and then we've got a brilliant

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plan for out here now because of the building code something something

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something sorry Andy we can't wall this

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in and we can't turn it into office space this is technically warehouse

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mezanine but what we can do is we can

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get those little meeting pod self-contained things and just plunk a

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bunch of them down here and after some rough measurements that we actually did

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today cuz that's an idea we came up with while I was here credit to Jake is that

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your idea I think so good idea um we think we can get two six-person meeting

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rooms and like two more single or dual person meeting rooms now you guys are

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probably wondering how on Earth are we doing the networking for all this

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massive shout out ubiquity I think we've got a total of four access points in the

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office and then another eight out in the warehouse giving us full Wi-Fi 6 GHz so

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Wi-Fi 60 coverage absolutely everywhere in this building it is ripping fast

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which you guys will have seen in the most recent upgrade video that I did for

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the wi-fi at my house we're obviously going to have to do some small Rena here

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just make it look kind of decent before we plunk those uh meeting rooms down

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maybe put a bunch of foam here maybe some improvements to the lighting oh

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shout out eat and too for all the uh like the cable channel that they're

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providing for the the warehouse the wiring that we're doing they're giving

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us enough of it to go from over here all the way to the end and like out four

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times or something like that proper networking install wo I know right crazy

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even the outside networking is done properly we've got these UniFi access

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reader things techpsy himself Jake always changes my name to stuff it says

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the tech tips guy himself and then we've also got their uh what are these UniFi

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6lr yeah so these long range access points out here are so we can have great

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Wi-Fi in the parking lot no just kidding uh they're because our car chargers

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which are there there there and there

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can all be controlled so that they can be turned off at a certain time at night

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so we don't have people just like rolling into our parking lot in the middle of the night charging their car

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on our electricity and then leaving this is a perk for employees and only

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employees minused group.com jobs can we take a moment with all the good today to

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acknowledge what is terrible about this what were they thinking with this color

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scheme you've got brown brown other

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Brown and faded brown yeah the fading isn't really doing

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it any favors I freaking hate it if you

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guys like this video maybe go check out the first video we did right after we

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bought it doing a walk through it may look like chaos now but I promise you

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it's improved a lot oh