Manufacturing Insights Podcast

One of the oldest manufacturing processes in human history is facing rapid change due to consumer demand, product lifecycles, and AI. Here's how forging companies can succeed at the pace of industry today.

Shifting left in product design empowers teams to make informed decisions that impact cost, manufacturability, and sustainability. A digital copilot like aPriori makes this easy.

From students designing innovative electric vehicles, to worldwide automotive manufacturers, all teams benefit from an agile approach to product design.

aPriori's Expert Services helped Dana surpass their year 1 goals.

Barriers to change stop engineers from innovating. New technology can help change management.

Neurodivergence can help engineering teams perceive new patterns in data. Digital tools can do the same thing. Companies should embrace both.

Automating product development through digitization has delivered amazing gains for Eaton both in time to market and innovation.

Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are transforming manufacturing as we know it. In this podcast, Panasonic’s veteran AI expert shares how companies today can harness the AI capacities of tomorrow.

Can the housing crisis be solved by sustainability design? When sustainability design is put towards the problem of building construction, the result is modular solutions that ship more cheaply and assemble more quickly.

If manufacturers want to reap the benefits of digital transformation, they need to have a single source of data accepted by everyone in the organization. MBD, or Model-Based Definition, creates that single source of truth. What is MBD? And how can it help you?

The promises of additive manufacturing include customization, weight reduction, and the benefit of bringing offshore production back in house. But what about the cost? How can you decide if additive is really for you? Robert Turck explains.

The global shortage of microchips has left engineering and sourcing teams scrambling to figure out how to bring smart products to market. Mechanical Engineer and PCB expert Sam Ellis describes how building contingency planning into the design process can risk-proof manufactures against future disruptions in the global supply chain.