Solid State Active Cooling Could Revolutionize Thermals(youtube.com)
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Solid State Active Cooling Could Revolutionize Thermals
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> How does it deal with dust from a household environment?
At 5:55 the interviewee claims that the high back pressure allows them to blow the air through IP68 filter material. It seems dust-proofing is one of their marketing points.
I don't know what to make of this, so just a few random points: The interviewee is actually the founder and CEO. Has a CS PhD from UT Dallas and mostly a high-level management carreer, most lately VP at Qualcomm. They just came out from stealth mode (December) and announced they raised $100M [1].
[1] https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/frore-systems-emerges-from-s...
At 5:55 the interviewee claims that the high back pressure allows them to blow the air through IP68 filter material. It seems dust-proofing is one of their marketing points.
I don't know what to make of this, so just a few random points: The interviewee is actually the founder and CEO. Has a CS PhD from UT Dallas and mostly a high-level management carreer, most lately VP at Qualcomm. They just came out from stealth mode (December) and announced they raised $100M [1].
[1] https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/frore-systems-emerges-from-s...
"Vibrating membranes" makes me cringe thinking about durability
How does it deal with dust from a household environment? Perhaps it could have a Venturi cap like Mil Mi 24 Hind helicopters to spin out dust from being infested into the engine intake.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mil_Mi-24#Attrition_in_Afgha...