Electronics

Because I knew equipment.

Electronics was, like, my thing.

But for the manager position, it was the twins that were managed, like, the main ones.

Yeah, they were the main ones.

Yeah, so I have a question.

So as a fellow electronics engineer, I commiserate with you.

Electronics is a foreign study, at least for the first few years.

What was your, what was the fundamental difference in approach with the teachers from going from an applied science, which is engineering, to like pure science? Like what, do the teachers approach the subjects differently?

So I am not qualified to answer this because I never went to class in BITS.

Yes.

Electronics expert, who has something of a hidden Gerry Anderson connection.

He does.

We can't tease it any further because we actually

Nothing better.

Hi, Mark, says Paul Davis.

Electronics was one of, if not the biggest area of technological advancement in the second half of the 20th century and beyond.

How has that revolution impacted your career? Made it rather difficult because I keep

Let him smell the smell.

smell.Make. Electronics has a tagline that says, 'Burn things out, mess things up, that's how you learn.' That's the whole pedagogy in six words, and it only works because somebody designed the circuit so the burning is survivable.

Somebody in Daniel's family used to leave circuit boards on the floor.

I'm not going to ask.

So it all depends on-

Electronics is $38, usually margin, 38%.

Yeah.

Depends on your electronics.

The adhesive doesn't know.

What does it look like when it's used well? Electronics is the flagship.

OG11631 is designed for PCB and circuit assembly, chip on board glob top covering the ICs and the wire bonds, glob top dams, encapsulating, sealing.

It adheres to FR4, to Kapton, to silicon.

Uh, our headquarter in Shenzhen, and we also have, uh, uh, people all over the world, in Japan, in, uh, the States, in Europe.

It's, it's actually a, a great embarrassment of mine that, like, I, I kind of just-- I view Shenzhen as like the, you know, the center of the electronics universe, you know? And I've still, it's yet-- I've yet to visit, yet to be there.

Um, you know, obviously I've followed lots of people who have visited and, and things like that.

But I, I'm actually even more embarrassed that I think this might be the first time that I've had someone that's, like, living and working and, like, from, from the area actually on the show as well.

That'd be great.

Well, I mean, even just since 2008, can you-- So maybe we could start first with just, like, ecosystem, just ecosystem discussion, like how, how you got started with Seeed, what it was like in 2008.

Obviously, just g- insane growth of the electronics industry.

Uh, you know, a little bit prior to that, you know, I, I've on- like I said, I've on- only viewed it from the outside, reading things like Apples in-- Apple in China and other, other similar pieces.