Apr 11Liked by Maggie Wang, The Overview, Anshuk Chigullapalli
My Dad was a career-long engineer ... started with Hamilton Standard and Pratt & Whitney, went to Westinghouse, and ended his career with Northrop Grumman. That's probably why, when I chose journalism as my first career, and focused a great deal on technology stories (especially in the defense/aerospace sector), I always had great respect for what he was able to do. And he always made what he did exciting and approachable. You have that same skill. Looking forward to more of your work.
Definitely will follow your work ... it's good stuff ..
I've done a couple pieces about the Cold War and the New Cold War .... a key investing storyline for us. Had a chance to write about those nascent times ...
What a great article Maggie. The detail you put into state estimation and extended kalman filters was really helpful! I would love to know if you had any resources regarding SLAM and how that is implemented and used.
My Dad was a career-long engineer ... started with Hamilton Standard and Pratt & Whitney, went to Westinghouse, and ended his career with Northrop Grumman. That's probably why, when I chose journalism as my first career, and focused a great deal on technology stories (especially in the defense/aerospace sector), I always had great respect for what he was able to do. And he always made what he did exciting and approachable. You have that same skill. Looking forward to more of your work.
That's awesome--your dad sounds like a great guy. Thank you for reading, glad you liked it!
Definitely will follow your work ... it's good stuff ..
I've done a couple pieces about the Cold War and the New Cold War .... a key investing storyline for us. Had a chance to write about those nascent times ...
Be well. Thanks for the kind response. Bill P.
https://stockpickerscorner.substack.com/p/welcome-to-the-new-cold-war
Amazing! 👏👏
Thanks, Angie! :)
What a great article Maggie. The detail you put into state estimation and extended kalman filters was really helpful! I would love to know if you had any resources regarding SLAM and how that is implemented and used.