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The Production Line is a new podcast from the team that brings you ManufacturingTV. In fact it is available as both video and podcast for you to enjoy when and where you please.
In this first edition, we talk to Pragmatic, the rising star of the UK semiconductor industry. We discuss a new survey into public perceptions of the manufacturing sector and the outcomes may surprise you! And Henry Anson of The Manufacturer talks about the 2024 Smart Manufacturing and Engineering show - more like a festival - at the NEC.
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