Episode 133 - Geoff Dawson, Director of Sales at FANUC
“Technologies like AI, cobots, and digital twins are making automation more accessible and making the deployment of robots more agile and much faster. You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to engage with a robot.”
In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, TECH B2B Marketing’s Jimmy Carroll is jo…
Episode 140 - Mark Gagas, COO Sensory Robotics
"Engineers can now start thinking about cell design not from the cages, but from the actual work." A significant if not obvious factor that all companies implementing robotic systems must consider is safety. While robotic guarding has been the industry standard for years, Sensory Robotics COO Mark…
Episode 141 - Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan
“One of my biggest complaints with public policy is we're too reactive. And because technology now changes so rapidly, if you're reactive, by the time you have a policy in place, it's outdated.” -Congresswoman Jennifer McClellan The United States accounts for just 9% of global robotics installatio…
Episode 143 - Eric Utley, Applications Engineering Manager at Protolabs
"Computational design and 3D printing go together like peanut butter and chocolate." For most of its history, 3D printing was considered speculative, risky, even fringe. Today, says Eric Utley, 3D printing applications engineering manager at Protolabs, it's boring, and that's exactly the point. In …
Episode 144 - Charlie Andersen and Shelby Allen from Burro
"Every Burro turns on with 12 eyes … and if one robot makes a mistake in a train depot yard in Australia, or an airport in South America, or doing vegetation management alongside a road in Pennsylvania, the entire fleet learns from that lesson.” For years, autonomous robots largely stayed indoors, …
Episode 146 - Sheldon Zimmerman & Isabelle Durso, Rockwell Automation
“The end goal for a lot of clients is this dream of a lights-out factory. Before you get there, there’s a stepping stone in between — and it’s this connected factory.” Autonomous mobile robots spent years confined to warehouse aisles. Now, driven by a persistent labor shortage and a wave of AI, the…
Episode 147 - Dr. Ray Hoare, Founder Concurrent EDA
“What we bring to the table is we understand how to take the data, do real-time compute, and turn it into knowledge. So, you got raw data coming in, you got knowledge coming out.”
Modern machine vision and imaging systems can throw off a firehose of data far faster than a general-purpose computer …
Episode 148 - Andre Marino, Senior Vice President, Industrial Automation, NAM, Schneider Electric
"AI needs data, and industrial data is not available on the general internet." “It's not like you do either AI or manufacturing. If you're smart, you optimize what you have. You would be amazed how much you can gain by just retrofitting your old asset.” AI is finally moving “from PowerPoints to th…
Episode 151 - Juan Aparicio of ReshapeX and Ajaiey Sharma of Novanta (ATI Industrial Automation)
“It’s really a needle in a mountain of needles and you just want to find one.” For most manufacturers, the hard part of AI isn’t the model — it’s the knowledge locked in the heads of veteran engineers. In this special Automate 2026 episode of Manufacturing Matters, TECH B2B Marketing’s Jimmy Carrol…
297: Meet Sophie Galvagnon: The captain who built her own 70-metre explorer
This is an episode of BOAT Radio, recorded live from the BOAT Lounge at the Monaco Yacht Show.
Captain Arctic is one of the most buzzed-about new launches of the year - and for good reason. Now represented by Pelorus, the yacht is powered by revolutionary rigid sails covered in solar panels, wit…
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