Iain Montgomery

The Metro / trains are in general pretty safe, I agree with Yannick about valuables though. Make sure your phone, wallet, purse are all in places where you have good control of them and not somewhere easy for pick pockets. The same care should be taken in most cities, so its not just Paris!

Hey Modulus team will drop by to meet you guys in person, looking forward to it.

@jennydempsey couple of points I would recommend for you: 1, Shoes - don’t wear new shoes. Make sure your shoes are broken in and maybe have more than one pair, lots of walking around. 2, Plan your meetings - big show and scooting from one hall to the other will waste a lot of time and add to your step count. 3, Make time for the meetings - it takes time to find people and walk around the place. Don’t make back to back meetings as you will miss opportunities to meet and to talk to people about stuff you see when moving around the show. 4, Visit the pods and other smaller areas, sometime you find some great information or examples in these areas. Enjoy the show, longs days, long evenings, but an enjoyable event.

What I don’t get with these supersonic projects is, they will be hamstrung with the inability to fly over land masses at supersonic speeds due to the noise issues, as witnessed this week when planes on test in South Carolina caused sonic booms and a string of calls to emergency services in SC and GA.

This was a great machine for the NCC but we have designs with up to 9 axis or high tension winders for over wrap of motors and shafts.

G for some aspects, A still definitely required for many project’s especially at an early stage, F for many colleagues and customer discussions.