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campus tours
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Discussions on WindowsForum.com about Microsoft campus tours highlight behind-the-scenes looks at the company's hardware and research facilities. Topics include the Microsoft Hardware Model Shop, where prototypes are built using 3D printers and CNC machines, and Fuse Labs, a division within Microsoft Research that contributed to products like Xbox and Azure. Tours also cover specialized spaces such as anechoic chambers used for Kinect technology development. These threads offer insights into Microsoft's innovation processes and the environments where hardware and software are created.
Vince Jesus gives Clint Rutkas a tour of the Microsoft Hardware Model Shop (not to be confused with the Link Removed) where napkin doodles become working prototypes and then eventually finished products like the Link Removed.
3D Printers, C&C Machines and Paint Guns are just some of the toys...
Long time Niner Link Removed shows us her workspace at Link Removed. Fuse is an interesting area at Microsoft that sits within the Microsoft Research that operates closer to shipping products than looking at the future. Fuse is a few blocks off the main campus and has a rich history, this is the...
Larry Larsen and Microsoft Research General Manager Kevin Schofield take a tour of Building 99. In this, the first of three parts, we check out one of the anechoic chambers used to create the technology behind Kinect.
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Microsoft finds friend in Windows 7 ad push: The 'Family Guy'
John Cook on Tuesday, October 13, 2009, 6:45pm PDT
Microsoft, meet the "Family Guy." Looking to drum up sales for the upcoming release of Windows 7...
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