Those who visit DMC may notice our ever-changing "Quote Board." This is where we document the most infamous utterances of the moment.
Courtney Mitchell, Administrative Coordinator “Administration” is an open-ended area. What’s the range of projects that you work on? I work mostly on random issues that most people don’t think about and that they won&rsq...
Did you catch that underground professional ping-pong comedy a few years back, Balls of Fury? Well, neither did I. But judging by the trailers, it’s not a far cry from DMC’s daily ping pong playing and newly formed Challenge Ladder. Th...
Four groups of 225 random 0’s and 1’s are presented. One of these groups is perfectly random like a coin flip (although calculated from Excel’s RAND() function). The other three groups, while still random, have...
DMC's video series aims to better share our technical and cultural stories. The videos below invite you to explore our office space. Check out our YouTube channel for a full list of DMC videos, which we'll be updating frequently with fresh...
Not only is DMC an amazing place to work, the work that we do is also amazing! DMC develops sophisticated solutions for: Industrial Control Systems and Process Automation Robotics and Motion Control Applications Automated Test and Measureme...
After DMC’s second Fed Ex Day, Eric highlighted our 3D Printer. In May, we had an opportunity to show it off at the Tres de Mayo party and I wanted to go into a little more detail about what we’ve learned since the last blog update. ...
DMC's Oktoberfest party is back by popular demand! If you weren't able to make it last year check out the highlights from Oktoberfest 2011. We hope you can join us in celebrating Oktoberfest 2012 at DMC! Oktoberfest at DMC October 11, 2...
As the popularity of modular instruments grows in R&D development spaces, National Instruments technology, particularly Real-Time and FPGA hardware, is becoming more and more common in volume test, manufacturing, and control applications. As the ...
Today, I found myself setting up some simple point-to-point serial communication on a Siemens S7-1200. For the current application, I was writing a simple function block to broadcast data to a Red Lion serial slave display, but there are a varie...