Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Since work on site hasn't started yet this week, I don't have much to share about the job site, but,
This is just me saying, “I’ve been working out a certain part for a while now!” lol
It seems they used to have a hard time because everything—from drawings to specifications—was paper-based back then.
In any case, this is a very important part because there’s a possibility of making mistakes.
That is.
That's right, the eyes!
Can everyone see this clearly?
Can you tell the difference between "bo" and "po"??
Now that you can zoom in on drawings with just the touch of a finger, it's easy to read the text.
However, I hear that it's quite difficult to use with small items like analog calipers.
While doing some research on various topics, I found out that there are criteria for presbyopia, so I decided to write them down.
It seems that distance is particularly important.
It seems like I have presbyopia at distances of 30 centimeters or more.
What about you all?
Can you see it? lol
And while it seems impossible to reverse this, we can slow its progression!
I'll save that for next time.
See you later.
