DMC is turning 20 this year, and we're hosting events in each of our five office locations to celebrate. Although our official anniversary date is in July, we marked DMC's 20-year milestone at the Boston office at the end of June. ...
DMC is turning 20 this year, proving that time really does fly when you're having fun! We'll be celebrating throughout the year, and wanted to cordially invite you to help mark this milestone with a party at our Boston office! Join us on June...
DMC's Boston Office held its Grand Opening Party last Thursday, June 5. Although the East Coast office has been open for over a year, we took our time getting it shipshape before inviting our clients, vendors, neighbors, and friends over to celeb...
DMC started doing business in our Boston office back in July of 2013, but now that the last nail is in place and coat of paint is dry we're ready for a party! You're cordially invited to join us for DMC Boston's Grand Opening party on Thu...
DMC is excited to have opened a Boston office to better serve our partners and customers in Massachusetts, the Northeast, and throughout the world. Allow us to proudly introduce you to our Boston staff: D...
Several DMC employees recently took to the links for our first company golf tournament. Seven of us split into two teams and headed to the Sydney R. Marovitz golf course. Team A: Devon Fritz, Dan Freve, and Rick Rietz Team B:&nb...
Sometimes, it's difficult to articulate exactly what type of work DMC does day to day. For example, in a career fair setting a DMC employee might only have a few minutes to describe our projects to a candidate. It quickly became apparent to us th...
A few days ago, I was working on a project where I needed to control a stepper motor using the .NET Micro Framework on the GHI Embedded Master microprocessor. Stepper motors are a unique type of motor - the velocity is controlled by a pulse wave inpu...
Recently, a colleague here at DMC was looking for a quick method of converting a drive-based path to its corresponding universal path name. Basically, he is writing a tool in LabVIEW that will run on computers that may have the same network drive map...
It is well-known that increasing the number of pins on an integrated circuit (IC) increases its cost. To reduce the number of pins, several serial protocols have been developed to transfer data between IC's. One such protocol, I2C, uses only 2 bi...