Ayrton Sue

The Engineering Triangle

How to design & produce the best smart machines and IoT, as fast as possible, at the right cost. Host, engineer, and Element Engineering Australia managing director Ayrton Sue explores key engineering and manufacturing domains – mechanical, electronics, firmware, native apps, web software, UI/UX, and more – to discuss the best (and worst!) practices for developing industrial & consumer digital solutions.

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Autor

Ayrton Sue

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Technology

Último episódio

25 de fev de 2025

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Episódios

006 | Electronics Design with Xarion Comoretto | The Engineering Triangle Podcast 25.02.2025

0:00:00 Teaser 0:00:40 Introducing Xarion 0:05:08 What makes for good electronics design? 0:11:22 Altium examples 0:19:10 Examples of bad electronics design 0:25:53 Software and tools we use 0:41:05 How to do electronics design quickly? 0:50:45 Restraints and cost effectiveness 1:00:19 Designing Cranio 1:12:53 Integration with SOLIDWORKS 1:21:36 That’s all, folks! What if the biggest challenge in...

005 | CAD in SOLIDWORKS with Daniel Berti | The Engineering Triangle Podcast 15.01.2025

In our first episode of The Engineering Triangle for 2025, Ayrton and mechanical engineering team leader Daniel Berti look at the world of CAD modelling and product development, sharing how smart, structured design accelerates innovation, and why poor modelling practices can grind projects to a halt. SOLIDWORKS gets the job done, but has it grown stagnant and bloated? Are there any serious challen...

004 | Figma for web and mobile app UX design with Kathryn Anema | The Engineering Triangle Podcast 20.09.2024

In this episode, we dive into how Figma powers our UI/UX design process at Element Engineering Australia, helping us deliver top-tier web and mobile app user experiences. UI/UX designer Kathryn Anema explains how Figma’s real-time collaboration, rapid prototyping, and reusable components streamline our workflow, allowing us to create stunning designs faster than ever. We showcase our work on apps...

003 | Firmware Design with Sam Moore | The Engineering Triangle Podcast 04.09.2024

In Episode 3 of The Engineering Triangle podcast, Ayrton chats with Sam Moore, a firmware engineer with over eight years of experience building the hidden bridge between hardware and software, the silent workhorse behind the seamless operation of many smart devices and digital solutions! Ayrton and Sam discuss the unique challenges of this field, including working with limited hardware resources,...

002 | Creating Mobile Apps for IoT with Ravinder Bhandari | The Engineering Triangle Podcast 19.08.2024

This episode is all about mobile apps, featuring our senior software engineer Ravinder Bhandari! We look at some of the specific strategies we used to create apps for IoT smart devices, featuring Koodaideri Innovation and Technology's HydraTune SafeAdjust, SRAM ShockWiz and AXS Mobile and more. Hosted by engineer & managing director Ayrton Sue, The Engineering Triangle is all about IoT pro...

001 | Design for Manufacture (DFM) with Daniel Berti | The Engineering Triangle 05.08.2024

Our maiden episode kicks off with mechanical engineer Daniel Berti discussing best practices for Design for Manufacture, taking a look at some great and not-so-great examples of DFM around the world as well as Koodaideri Innovation and Technology's HydraTune, a product we designed and manufacture here at Element Engineering Australia, and the ongoing progress of our very own Cranio Pro-IO prod...

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