Good morning to all!

[Robys]

Good morning, to all the forum, I came to the understanding I would say randomly, but it seems to me full of considerations technically valid.
I'm a mechanical engineer of 47 years and I have almost always worked in the field of cars and motorcycles, both in the field of innovation in the area of production and racing. 5 years working in the vicinity of milan for the R&D of a known motorcycle company.
In addition to the passion for mechanics in general, I have always had a great passion for electronics, analog and digital...the something is revealed more and more? important in an automotive world increasingly? digital demand (mainly consumption and emissions) and by choice (to make everything more and more? simple for the end customer...).
Good forum at all!
Roby

[msport (exil77grande)]

hello and welcome,then next to that you do the mechanical engineer will call you and roberto have 47 years, and six of milan, right?

[admin]

Hello and welcome to you

[Robys]

Hello and thanks,
really? I am of Pavia, but now I work near Milan, and then "close" to home for me, why? in the past my work has taken me to many years before, close to Lecco and then to Bologna (B. go Panigale) and then, near Modena in an engineering company where I was a member and where we worked always for the automotive industry.

[dvdtuning]

Hello Robys and welcome...

[Robys]

Thanks! and the next...

[giarras]

well, come, you are welcome.

[Robys]

Thanks for the estimate, I was always convinced that people never stop to learn, regardless of the experience that you have, and in fact, I realize that although I have worked in the industry for many years, I often have new things to learn...for luck!
Sometimes I find that you learn new and interesting things from the real world? less "technologically advanced" but with the pi? practical experience, that from "advanced" research and development...not always, but it happens.
I am sure that the exchange of knowledge will be? mutual...
Greetings

[egs]

Welcome Roby...

[Robys]

Thanks to you