Easily one of my favorite parts of the show has been sitting down and chatting with Rob, Radenso's DSP/RF engineer. This guy is incredibly smart and so passionate about this stuff. It's been a blast to just listen to him and learn all about Theia, how it works, what it's capable of, etc.
We wanted to sit down together and chat a bit about Radenso's new detector on camera so here's a video nearly half an hour long of the two of us just geeking out about this stuff.
After SEMA, we'd like to do more videos together. He's excited to share more about this and I'm excited to learn more. We're not totally sure on the best level to go into this. He loves going into super technical detail, but for this video he kept things relatively simple and digestible for people.
We've also found it's super helpful to have visuals like the "swoosh" when detecting IO or showing you the difference between a frequency modulated BSM and a continuous wave radar gun. Similarly, in this video when he's talking about differentiating signals by looking at the modulation at the base of the carrier, that sounds super technical, but when you can just look at two different CW signals and visually see the differences yourself, it makes things instantly clear when you can see unique shape of the signals just on either side of the big single spike. It's tough to put visuals together in the middle of the show, so after the show he'll be able to put together some really great visual samples for us in future videos to help illustrate and explain this stuff.
If you have some additional questions as well as feedback on how we can best present this type of information, please let us know what you liked and what you think we could try that would make this even better for you.
We wanted to sit down together and chat a bit about Radenso's new detector on camera so here's a video nearly half an hour long of the two of us just geeking out about this stuff.
After SEMA, we'd like to do more videos together. He's excited to share more about this and I'm excited to learn more. We're not totally sure on the best level to go into this. He loves going into super technical detail, but for this video he kept things relatively simple and digestible for people.
We've also found it's super helpful to have visuals like the "swoosh" when detecting IO or showing you the difference between a frequency modulated BSM and a continuous wave radar gun. Similarly, in this video when he's talking about differentiating signals by looking at the modulation at the base of the carrier, that sounds super technical, but when you can just look at two different CW signals and visually see the differences yourself, it makes things instantly clear when you can see unique shape of the signals just on either side of the big single spike. It's tough to put visuals together in the middle of the show, so after the show he'll be able to put together some really great visual samples for us in future videos to help illustrate and explain this stuff.
If you have some additional questions as well as feedback on how we can best present this type of information, please let us know what you liked and what you think we could try that would make this even better for you.