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da 14 Agosto 2023
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For generations, manufacturing has been a cornerstone of American industry, powering innovation, economic growth and the infrastructure that connects our communities. While a conversation around US manufacturing has evolved over the decades, it continues to reemerge as a topic of national focus, dr…

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Everything we touch, buy and use has some form of engineering and product development behind it. Whether it's a simple doorstop or a complex bullet train, the process starts with an idea that then undergoes multiple iterations and testing before it finally makes it to market. Engineers combine inve…
Today we’re diving into a world where machines and humans coexist, no it’s not the future, it’s the world of today’s high-tech manufacturing plants that utilize industrial robotics and advanced automation. We’ll explore the systems, business cases, philosophy, and overall impact of today and tomorr…
The original fiber optic networks began to be deployed in the 1970s. Since that time, workforce training for technicians, building and maintaining these systems has grown greatly and evolved. Now, with over $40 billion of broadband infrastructure funding about to enter the U.S. market, the new chal…
Natural disasters and extreme weather events cause a massive amount of destruction every year. But while it can take years to completely rebuild communities, power and communication networks are typically restored relatively quickly within days or weeks—because they need to be. These are critical s…
From extreme weather events to the ever-increasing demand for electricity, today's utilities face a complex set of challenges that continually threaten the resiliency of the electrical grid. But utilities are fighting back with efforts to "harden the grid." But what exactly is grid hardening? In …
Today's electric utilities are increasingly focused on regularly inspecting infrastructure assets to help ensure their networks operate safely and at peak efficiency. But what exactly does this entail? In this episode of "Connecting the Lines," we talk to PLP Inspection Services team members Adam …
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