Introduction to Rice Transplanter A Rice Transplanter is a motorized equipment to transplant rice seedling onto paddy field mechanically, requires less time and labor than manual transplanting. Mechanical Transplanting of Rice is the process of transplanting specifically raised seedling of rice as a mat (mat type nursery) using a self propelled mechanical rice transplanter at pre-determined and desired spacing. The mechanical rice transplanter is fitted with a tray like ...
What have you noticed are the biggest differences between Product Design and Tool Design? I would suggest, from where I sit in the Machine Tool Design side of things that it is TIME and DIMENSIONS. TIME because the time line for a machine is shorter than for a product. The product has to go through a lot more reviews, especially if it is a consumer product. Since a product is going to be mass produced, more time is spent taking costs out of the product. ...
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By now, I think everyone has pretty much heard of the new babyborn law regarding intellectual property and piracy. We weren't not done breathing from relief because SOPA and PIPA were out and ACTA soon comes in the way. This video explains in a basic way the ACTA law and also its consequences: in short, the way I see it, ACTA will enable a strict supervision of any created idea so as not to make it stolen. And I'm litterally saying ...
Updated 3rd Feb '12 at 18:42 by Didjay
You don't usually see any spam on this forum because every new member's 1st posts is manually checked and approved. However, believe me - spam is a constant nuisance here and dealing with it consumes hours of effort every month (especially since we switched to vBulletin, where I've had to figure everything out again from scratch). Anyway today I installed "Spam-o-matic" (love the name ) - a cracking little forum mod that seems to have stopped the spammers and dodgy registrants ...