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weekly
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37 minutes
Entrevistas com convidados
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
352 episódios
desde 17 de Março de 2020
episodic

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What happens when your manufacturer quietly replaces an approved component or material with a cheaper alternative, without telling you? In episode 352 of China Manufacturing Decoded, Adrian and Renaud discuss unauthorized component substitutions, why they happen, and the risks they create for impo…

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Developing plastic injection mold tooling is a major investment, but many hardware companies make costly mistakes before the first production parts are even manufactured. In this Gold episode of China Manufacturing Decoded, we revisit a conversation between Sofeast's Renaud Anjoran and experienced…
Episode 350 of China Manufacturing Decoded features host Adrian and NPI lead Paul Adams as they unpack a common but overlooked quality risk: you can’t always trust your factory's measurements. They explain why identical parts can show different readings depending on equipment, operators, methods an…
Dyson spent six years developing its $500 CameraJet toothbrush, involving hundreds of engineers and some highly sophisticated technology. But within days of its September 2026 launch, users and reviewers were reporting failures. The product was soon temporarily unavailable, and Dyson later confirm…
Rushing a new hardware product into mass production can feel like the fastest route to market. But both buyers and suppliers have commercial reasons to skip NPI steps, and those shortcuts can create much more expensive problems later. In episode 348 of China Manufacturing Decoded, Adrian and Renau…
Poor communication can quietly derail a hardware project long before anyone realizes there is a problem. In episode 347 of China Manufacturing Decoded, Adrian and Paul investigate how information moves from the customer’s Product Requirements Document through design, engineering, purchasing, produ…
What should you really be designing a new product for? In this CMD Gold episode, we revisit episode 99, where Renaud Anjoran and reliability expert Andrew Amirnovin explore Design for X (DfX), the practice of designing a product around specific objectives that go far beyond simply making it functi…
When you send a manufacturer your CAD files, drawings, specifications, and requirements, you might expect them to review everything and simply come back with a price and lead time. But an experienced manufacturing team will often respond with something else first: questions. Lots of them. In epis…
Adrian is joined by Lee Bryan, founder and CEO of Arcus Compliance, to examine a common assumption among companies manufacturing products in China: if the supplier says a product is compliant, provides a CE certificate, or says they have made similar products before, can you rely on that? The disc…
With U.S. tariffs remaining a major concern for companies importing products from China, China+1 manufacturing can seem like an attractive way to reduce exposure. But moving products through another country, changing the label, or carrying out a small amount of additional work there does not automa…
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