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Executable Digital Twins: A Smartwatch for Machines

This episode of the Engineer Innovation Podcast is about the engineering challenges involved in designing Forcebit a device that aims to make measurements on rotary drive systems as fast and easy as putting on a smartwatch.

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Electrical/electronic co-design

Electrical/electronic co-design can enhance your end product but changes in the design process can be difficult for many people, and…

Exploring Generative AI Part 3

In many fields, ranging from design to manufacturing to operation, time is often a limiting factor when it comes to…

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Automating the Mundane Part Two – Maturing Your Digital Transformation

Welcome to Talking Aerospace Today – a podcast for the aerospace and defense industry. A place that brings the promise of tomorrow’s…

Space Tourism and the Overview Effect with Jane Poynter

Listen on your podcast platform of choice 🎙️ Or watch the video on YouTube ▶️ What to expect from this episode:…

The SAP and Siemens Collaboration Pioneering Digital Transformation

The SAP and Siemens Collaboration Pioneering Digital Transformation The transformational journey in the energy sector, particularly technologies like the cloud,…

Preview | Future Car Podcast | Jane Poynter

Welcome back to the Future Car Podcast where this week we are greeted by Jane Poynter, co-founder and co-CEO of Space Perspective,…

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Marine STS – Integrating Simulation into Sustainable Ship Design (ep. 2)

Welcome to The Marine Industry Podcast Series – a podcast all about the evolving technology of the marine industry. The new goalposts…

From Simulation to Sea Trials: the Science of Simulating Ships

From Simulation to Sea Trials: the Science of Simulating Ships

In this episode of the Engineer Innovation podcast we go behind the scenes of the world’s largest ever marine validation experiment, in which 54 teams of engineers compete to simulate the performance of a cruise ship which is full of passengers.