Episode 115 – Ted Larson, CEO and co-founder of OLogic
If you’re a first-time climber trying to tackle Mount Everest, the only way you’ll make it to the top and come back alive is if you’ve got a great set of Sherpas to carry your stuff and show you the way. That’s how Ted Larson, CEO and co-founder of OLogic, views his company’s role as it helps st ...
Episode 118 – Wolfgang Sauter, Senior Distinguished Engineer at Marvell Technology
When you walk into a data center and see thousands of cables connecting endless rows of servers, you're only viewing the tip of the bandwidth iceberg. The real bandwidth revolution is happening inside the semiconductor chip packages driving those connections.
Wolfgang Sauter, Senior Distinguish ...
Episode 125 - Vaidy Raghavan, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Xometry
The world has seen its fair share of supply chain challenges for several years now. Where historically supply chain management has been all too reactive, artificial intelligence (AI) is enabling a more proactive approach. “AI’s role in supply chain resilience is really about turning uncertainty ...
Episode 134 - Paul Osterhaus, Managing Partner at QOC Innovations
Manufacturers are generating more data than ever — from machines on the production floor to purchasing, inventory, and finance. Yet many companies still struggle to turn that data into clear answers to the questions that matter most: Are we profitable on a given job? Do we have the capacity to ...
Episode 138 - Aaron Royster, Group Manager – Automation, Schunk
Robots may get most of the attention, but what happens at the end of the arm often determines whether an automation project succeeds or fails. As manufacturers push for greater flexibility, faster changeovers, and more complex handling, the demands on grippers and end-of-arm tooling are evolving ...
Episode 139 - Erik Reynolds, Founder of Reynolds and Moore
Artificial intelligence is quickly making its way onto the manufacturing floor. But when it comes to safety, the stakes are different. In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, Winn Hardin and Aaron Hand talk with Erik Reynolds, founder of Reynolds & Moore, about what it really takes to bring AI ...
Episode 142 - Alex Sandoval, founder and CEO of Allie
Artificial intelligence is everywhere in manufacturing right now. But for many plant teams, it still feels more like a concept than a practical tool. In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, Aaron Hand sits down with Alex Sandoval, founder and CEO of Allie, to break down what AI actually looks ...
Mercedes Carrera: The Price of Sin, True Morality, and the Adult Industry
In this raw episode broadcast directly from the West Valley Detention Center, Mercedes Carrera and Louis catch up after a brief hiatus. Mercedes extends a deep thank you to the community, Pastor Gary, Steven, and the guards at the facility for their continued support.
Diving deep into a tract by ...
Episode 149 – Ed Garstkiewicz, Senior Business Development Manager, Emerging Markets, HARTING
“The more we can do with it, then the more likely the humanoids are going to take off and be adopted.”
Connectors rarely get top billing. Nobody designs a device around a connector — yet these humble components increasingly determine whether a smart factory, an edge deployment, or a humanoid rob ...
Episode 153 – Kyle Haworth, Founder, GuildHall
Most discussions about industrial automation and analytics concern operations with hundreds of employees. This episode of Manufacturing Matters explores a less traveled quarter: Small shops with maybe a dozen people on the floor, a founder who has run the place for decades, and a spring sales bu ...
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