Episode 137: The team introduces Travis, the MC of Hexagon live, and Jim Mayer, manufacturing influencer, and Steve's sim racing bitter rival. Jim covers the rapid changes sweeping through the industry and the technologies manufacturers are adopting.
AI, digital twin, and leading through the chaos. Digital fabrication. Pulling the plug on AI. AM forensics with AI. Measured to matter.
Cobots are reshaping the shop floor. DLP or SLA? Yes! Tooling like clockwork. Welcome to Walmart! The dust has settled.
Episode 136: Ramia Lloyd and Benjamin Moses welcome Nikki Gonzales (Automation Ladies, Wintec HMI) and Travis Egan (AMT) for a fast-paced chat on AI, digital twins, and leadership in modern manufacturing. See what's ahead at Hexagon Live Global 2025.
Will CMMC fix everything? From No-klahoma to OK-lahoma. Army 3D prints drones, saves millions. It's time we talk about the digital twin. Technology requires humans.
Episode 135: Japan is building the world’s first 3D-printed train station—meanwhile, NASCAR teams like Hendrick Motorsports are using robotic scanners to build faster, smarter race cars.
Florida man runs world's largest 3DP factory. Algorithm shrinks AI models, grow brains. Amazon's robot symphony hits a new high note. Why "Made in the USA" is still a heavy lift.
Tariff volatility and global disruptions are reshaping supply chains. Explore how reshoring can reduce risk and what major manufacturers are doing – or considering – in response.
Being nice has a price. Strange symmetries, stronger metals. No plan to ban. Manufacturing Technology Series EAST is right around the corner. Spin off and gear up!
Episode 134: Steve and Ben share their observations, insights, and takeaways from ProMat2025. Stephen provides a testbed update and a realization that robot programming is easy… until you have to program the robot to physically interact with another thing.