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The Re/Cap PodcastSeafloor Drones + LiDAR & AI for Pedestrians + Dental Photogrammetry + Construction Tech AdoptionWelcome to The Re/Cap Podcast with Ellis Malmgren! This week’s ‘cappenings:The queen of seafloor mapping circa the 1950sUncrewed autonomous ocean drones do workIs ConTech adoption as easy as 3 steps?AI & LiDAR are like a seatbelt for pedestrians and cyclistsSay awe for dentalgrammetryAn AEC Error of the Week so catastrophic, load bearing analysis was never the sameQuick caps:[Video] We Mapped 1000 Acres of Forest on a US Air Force Base With Drone LIDAR http...
2025-04-0317 min
Quality PodcastThis Quality Show Workshop Will Offer Pain Relief for Measurement Headaches.Heather Wade offers a preview of her workshop entitled “The 3 Rs of Calibration; Reading, Writing, and Reviewing Accreditation Scopes, Service Requests and Calibration Certificates.” In the more than 100 presentations she’s given – from Toledo to Shanghai – Heather Wade has offered practical and well-received information on metrology. Image courtesy of Heather Wade
2025-02-1120 min
Quality PodcastHow AI Can Redefine Quality Control in ManufacturingGlenn Graney, QAD’s Marketing Director for the Industrial and High Tech markets, is an optimist about AI. Here he explains how AI might work for your manufacturing application, how it can improve a business, and why a technology-first approach is not the best way forward. Image courtesy of QAD
2025-02-0720 min
Quality PodcastHow to Use Validation TestingA race inspired Dr. Rochelle Cook to share her insights on validation studies, also known as pilots. This type of trial can benefit manufacturers in a variety of ways, by testing a process, system, or product. Rochelle Cook, PhD, CMBB, PMP, CPHQ, is an Adjunct Professor, College of Continuing and Professional Education, California State University Dominguez Hills. She will be speaking at The Quality Show in Nashville on April 17th at 9:30 a.m.
2025-02-0520 min
Quality PodcastTeaching Almost 2,000 People Manufacturing Skills for SuccessIf you’re looking to recruit more staff, a manufacturing boot camp may be the answer. Ranae Stewart is the Senior Executive Director of the Purdue Manufacturing Extension Partnership, part of the MEP National Network™️. Image courtesy of Purdue Manufacturing Extension Partnership
2025-01-1625 min
Quality PodcastGetting Started in ManufacturingAleigha Schulke, application engineer at ANCA, describes the appeal of working in manufacturing, how to recruit the next generation, and the surprising travel benefits of working in manufacturing, including business trips to Germany and Australia. Image Source: ANCA
2024-12-2314 min
Quality PodcastIf You Don’t Have Enough Defects for Training, AI Can Step InNicholas Blake of Advex AI explains how synthetic examples can be used to help improve training models, what machine vision offers, and how AI inspection can cut training time down from years to hours. Image courtesy of Advex AI
2024-12-1214 min
Quality PodcastDid You Know How Many Types of Digital Twins There Are?Rodrigo Perez of MxD is here to explain this – along with the interesting elements of a career in manufacturing. Perez is a manufacturing systems integration engineer at MxD, the digital manufacturing institute and National Center for Cybersecurity in Manufacturing. Here he shares advice on recruiting the next generation to manufacturing, what someone new to the industry should know, and how digital twins can help your organization. Image courtesy of MxD
2024-12-0619 min
Quality PodcastManufacturing in the Great NorthAlyssa Rodriguez, PhD, director of the Alaska Manufacturing Extension Partnership Center, talks manufacturing, labor, and more in Alaska. Image courtesy of Alaska Manufacturing Extension Partnership Center.
2024-11-2824 min
Quality PodcastWhy It’s Important for Every Employee to Have a Base Level Knowledge of GD&TDustin Smith, metrology & software training lead at Assurance Technologies Inc., shares common questions he receives in his GD&T course, why he still takes training courses regularly, and why he believes everyone - from sales to engineering and from production to quality – should have a base level knowledge of GD&T. Image courtesy of ATI
2024-11-2623 min
Quality PodcastTrends in Liquid Penetrant TestingPaul Lang, chief global strategy officer for the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT) and executive director for ASNT Certification Services LLC (ASNT CS), shares his thoughts on trends and liquid penetrant testing. Image courtesy of ASNT
2024-11-2217 min
Quality PodcastUsing AI in Quality Software TestingIn some industries, artificial intelligence seems cause for optimism – not alarm – according to a recent report done by Idera that looks at the impact of AI on Quality. Judy Bossi, VP of Product Management at Idera, explains how AI is reshaping the future of QA, common barriers to AI adoption, and what’s needed to move forward with new technology. Image courtesy of Idera
2024-11-2017 min
Quality PodcastIf It’s Not Boeing, I’m Not GoingFormer Boeing engineer Jim Doxey explains a previous motto at the company, why people (and teamwork) are the most important part of a quality system, and offers advice for manufacturers looking to avoid quality woes. He also shares his thoughts on a 30+ career working in manufacturing and Silicon Valley companies such as Facebook, Google and Dropbox.
2024-10-2923 min
Quality PodcastIf You Want More Engineers, Sign Your Kids Up for that Science OlympiadHarshala Patil explains how she got involved in quality, the importance of quality across industries, and what drew her into the manufacturing world.
Patil is a Senior Quality and Reliability Engineer for the world’s second-largest semiconductor technology company, consistently ranked as a Top 10 global brand. As a Quality project leader, she brings expert experience in electrical and microelectronics engineering, with a career focus on process integration and quality reliability engineering management in the advanced semiconductor manufacturing industry; designs, executes, and analyzes process flow experiments; and collaborates with fab engineering teams to mitigate risk and ensure quality standards.
2024-10-1616 min
Quality PodcastOvercoming Threats to Quality CultureDaniel Zrymiak profiles some recognizable threats to quality culture, based on actual experience. The quality function of an organization must constantly monitor the operations and discussions for the evident presence of these and other threats to success, and be prepared to take appropriate and commensurate actions.Watch the video of this podcast here.
2024-10-1029 min
Quality PodcastNo More Command and Control!Instead of telling people what to do, learn how to guide them to the best decisions. People Centric Leadership can change the way your organization operates. Lisa Weis, President, EngageExcellence, LLC; PCL Lead, AME Management Team, has taught a course on this subject many times and says it can change the way you lead, work, and parent. Instead of telling someone they can’t do something, you can get your staff (or children) to think differently about their decisions and consequences.
2024-10-0324 min
Quality PodcastWhy Quality Professionals Should Consider KaizenTim McMahon has more than 25 years of leadership experience implementing lean manufacturing. Here he explains why kaizen is a valuable tool that probably not enough companies take advantage of. If you want to be able to look at your process, if you want to uncover what pains you, these are the kinds of things that Kaizen allows you to do.
And he recently wrote an article for Quality on Kaizen.
2024-10-0114 min
Quality PodcastWhat’s Happening with Additive Standards Today?John Martin and Christine Bernat explain. John is the AM Research Director, America Makes, and Christine is the Associate Director, Standards Facilitation, American National Standards Institute. They describe how the latest standardization roadmap is affecting industry, trends with additive standards, and how doing the wrong type of inspection can cause you to miss out on the benefits of additive.
2024-09-2626 min
Quality PodcastFatigue Testing Questions AnsweredHow much do you know about fatigue testing? Jarid Robinson, a product coordinator materials testing of Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, explains fatigue testing trends today, what quality professionals should know about using this type of equipment, and clears up some common misconceptions about the technology. For more on the subject, read this article on the subject: Adapting to Modern Demands in Fatigue Testing.
2024-09-1216 min
Quality PodcastThe State of Quality TodayA ETQ survey found that 73% of respondents had a product recall in their company in the past five years, with costs reaching $99.9M in the U.S. alone for each recall. ETQ recently released findings from its formal survey of more than 750 manufacturing firms across the U.S. and Europe to understand the state of quality in manufacturing. Vick Vaishnavi, CEO of ETQ, a Hexagon company, talks with Quality to explain the results, from recalls to AI.
2024-09-1225 min
Quality PodcastWhat’s Next for the Metrology WorldThe Coordinate Metrology Society just wrapped up its 40th conference. Justin Novak talks about what’s next for the society, the future (and past) of electric vehicles, and how to do well at your next CMSC 5K.
2024-08-2018 min
Quality PodcastWhy Standardization is Not the Enemy of InnovationChris Cantrell, senior managing director, standards and engineering services, at ASME, explains how standards can help companies get ahead, innovate, and access a broader market base. For more on the subject, look for Chris’s column: The X Factor: Why Companies that Invest in Standardization Can Realize Their Growth Goals.
2024-08-0821 min
Quality PodcastMeasurement UncertaintyMichelle Bangert, Managing Editor of Quality, talks with Matt Noonan. He's the Quality Manager of Pratt & Whitney Measurement Systems, Inc.
2024-08-0117 min
Quality PodcastCreating a Space for NextGensHow did you get started in quality? And how do we bring more people to the field? Claire Hopkins was only familiar with quality assurance as a career path because her father worked in the industry for most of his career, but says her first full time job in quality seven years ago was more by chance than anything else.
2024-07-1715 min
Quality PodcastAdditive Manufacturing InspectionMichelle Bangert, Managing Editor of Quality, talks with Greg Weaver of Weaver NDT about additive manufacturing inspection.
2024-06-2616 min
Quality PodcastSupplier Auditing for You, The CustomerMichelle Bangert, Managing Editor of Quality, sat down with Senior QA Auditor, Paul Mignon, about his session at The Quality Show South.
2024-06-0417 min
Quality PodcastMachine Vision: An Engineering DisciplineQuality spoke with David Dechow of Machine Vision Source following his recent presentation at The Quality Show South about vision solutions for quality applications and integration that drives application success with current and emerging technologies.
2024-06-0414 minQuality PodcastThe Role of Mass Customization for Industrial EnvironmentsIt all started with her niece’s Stanley cup. This lead Dr. Rochelle Cook into research on delighters and expectations for customization today. At The Quality Show South, Dr. Cook of California State University Dominguez Hills explained how kaizen is connected to mass customization practices.
2024-05-2608 min
Quality PodcastArtificial Intelligence: What’s Next?Ed Goffin of Pleora Technologies explains what’s happening with today’s AI manufacturing applications – and what to look for in the future.
2024-04-2421 min
Quality PodcastThe 2024 Quality Rookie of the Year Shares His StoryJustin Wise has had a long and varied career, including seven military deployments. He has two bachelor’s degrees and is finishing up a master’s degree in quality this year at California State University at Dominguez Hills. Quality has been a constant through it all. Here he offers his perspective on quality as well as how to say hello in Cahuilla.
Related Article: Meet the 2024 Quality Rookie of the Year: Justin Wise
2024-04-0913 min
Quality PodcastHow to Sharpen Your FMEA SkillsQuality sat down with Jay Arthur, president and CEO of KnowWare International, to follow up on his participation in a recent Quality article and delve further into Failure Mode and Effects Analysis, or FMEA.
2024-04-0311 min
Quality PodcastGearing Up for The Quality Show South!Quality is gearing up for the Quality Show South in Nashville, TN, in early May. We've got a lot on tap, but nothing more exciting than our learning theater sessions. Editorial Director Darryl Seland and Managing editor Michelle Bangert of Quality sat down to talk about it.
2024-04-0306 min
Quality PodcastHow XRF Can Improve QualityAndrew Hanuszek of Evident explains what quality professionals need to know about using XRF, the role of automation, and how it aligns with today’s trends.
2024-04-0314 min
Quality PodcastHow to Use Trustworthy AI for Quality ControlAs the AI landscape for manufacturers continues to evolve, it is important to get a handle on AI responsibly and what that looks like. Justin Newell, CEO of INFORM North America, explains the importance of ethical AI practices and how manufacturers can take advantage of this technology.
2024-03-2819 min
Quality PodcastHow a Career in Quality Can Bring You PlacesDr. Milton Krivokuca, our 2024 Quality Professional of the Year, shares stories of his round-the-world quality lectures, how he got interested in Quality 4.0, and how a quality career might lead to bringing ANOVA tests to your doctor. He also offers advice for his fellow quality professionals – such as get out there and meet others in the industry.
He will also be speaking at The Quality Show South in Nashville May 1 at 2:45 p.m.
2024-03-1919 min
Quality PodcastWhat does your quality data tell you?In their upcoming session at The Quality Show South, Sophronia Ward, PhD and Mark Nash CSSMB, will discuss the best ways to use data, how to use software without letting it use you, and other ways to improve your manufacturing processes.They will kick off the learning theaters at The Quality Show South at 10:30 a.m. on May 1.
2024-03-1925 min
Quality PodcastWicked Good Leadership: How to Leverage Lean to Engage People and Grow your BusinessPaul Critchley, president of New England Lean Consulting, explains what Lean and Continuous Improvement is truly all about, how to leverage it, and how to incorporate it into your culture to realize increased growth and success.
Paul will be speaking at The Quality Show South May 2 at 12:30 p.m.
2024-03-1427 min
Quality PodcastIt’s Not Magic, It’s Machine LearningMicropsi CEO Gary Jackson and Matt Jones, VP of US Sales and Operations, explain that while AI and machine learning can seem like magic, there’s a lot more to do than that. Learn how manufacturers can benefit from automating tasks that previously may have seemed impossible to automate.
2024-03-1418 min
Quality PodcastCreate a Culture of ExcellenceQuality spoke with Praveen Gupta about how to expect excellence, strive for defect free manufacturing, and link the CAPA process, FMEA model and eventually innovation.
Gupta has been in the field of quality for about 40 years, a Fellow of ASQ since 1996, an early practitioner of Six Sigma and ISO 9001 systems since 1987, a past member of US Tag/TC-176 (for ISO 9001), and current member of US Tag/TC-279 for developing Innovation Management standards. Praveen received the Quality Professional of the Year Award in 2016. He will be speaking at The Quality Show South Thursday, May 2 at 11:30 a.m.
2024-03-0817 min
Quality PodcastThe Secrets to Success from 3D Engineering SolutionsHow our 2024 Plant of the Year focuses on customer service, friendly engineers, and a strong work culture to make it the top choice for customers around the globe. Rob Glassburn, VP of operations at 3D Engineering Solutions, explains the company’s environment and goals. To hear more from our Plant of the Year, visit The Quality Show South this May. Rob will be speaking Wednesday, May 1 at 1 p.m. View the agenda here.
2024-03-0415 min
Quality PodcastAn Aerospace Whistleblower Shares His StoryDale Norwood of Norwood NDT Consulting describes how he blew the whistle on an NDT company in the 1990s after seeing falsified inspections.Dale will be speaking at The Quality Show South May 1 at 3:30 p.m.
2024-02-2929 min
Quality PodcastWhy 3D Scanning Applies to Manufacturing, Museums and Movies.Learn more about the varied applications for advanced 3D scanning from Michael Raphael, CEO & President, Direct Dimensions Inc. He will be speaking at The Quality Show South coming up this May in Nashville. His session is called Advanced 3D Scanning Systems for Part Modeling and Inspection.His session will take place Wednesday, May 1 at 2 p.m.
2024-02-2319 min
Quality PodcastThe Quality Show South Preview: Process Maps—A Vital Tool for LeanQuality sat down with Jim Spichiger, program manager, Amazon Custom Service, and immediate past chair of the ASQ Inspection Division, to discuss his upcoming Quality Show South presentation.
2024-02-0907 min
Quality PodcastHow to Get Started with AutomationStefan Friedrich of New Scale Robotics explains why quality is often one of the later steps to automate. Adopting a robot or cobot can be intimidating but it doesn’t need to be. Here he describes what quality professionals need to know. Hint: it’s not programming.
2024-01-3120 min
Quality PodcastThe Soft Skills Quality Professionals Need to SucceedDan Zrymiak, an ASQ Fellow and recipient of ASQ’s Feigenbaum and Crosby Medals, has almost three decades of experience in international quality and risk management. Here he shares his expertise on culture, leadership and values.Read more from Dan Zrymiak here.
2024-01-2533 min
Quality PodcastThe Changing World of NDT TrainingDonald Booth of the American Institute of Nondestructive Testing now offers a range of NDT training options for others in the industry. Listen now to how training has changed over the years and how to get the most out of your classroom and on-the-job training.
2024-01-1821 min
Quality PodcastConsider What Automation Can Do For YouWhile companies may think automation is too cost-prohibitive or complicated, Martin Buena-Franco, automation products manager at The Raymond Corporation, says that is not the case. Here he dispels these myths and others and explains how automation could benefit your manufacturing process.
2024-01-0719 min
Quality PodcastQuick Wins from The Quality ShowEric Hayler offers some ideas for low-cost lean ideas to benefit your manufacturing processes.
2023-11-2407 min
Quality PodcastHow the Industrial Technology Program at MSU is Educating the Next Generation in ManufacturingLearn how Mississippi State University strives to be a hands-on bachelor’s degree for students who want to enter any area of industry – and how your company can get involved. Lara Threet, program coordinator and instructor, industrial technology at MSU, explains how the program works, how she got involved in engineering, and the career she almost pursued instead.
2023-11-2317 min
Quality PodcastCalibration Myths BustedHeather Wade of the ASQ Measurement Division explains calibration myths and misnomers while at The Quality Show this year.
2023-11-2312 min
Quality PodcastGet Up-to-date on ESGQMS may just be “the invisible force that every organization needs to ensure a robust ESG framework and benchmarkable ESG disclosure,” says Indika Edussuriya, global technical manager, ESG & Sustainability Report Assurance, TÜV Rheinland Group.
2023-11-2016 min
Quality PodcastAuditing Questions Answered at The Quality ShowJohn Vandenbemden of the ASQ Inspection Division offers his take on audits, inspections, and quality.
2023-11-1713 min
Quality PodcastThe Quality Plant of the Year Shares Insights at The Quality ShowDebra Dahlin is the second-generation owner and president of Reed Switch Developments Corp. (RSD). Under her leadership, RSD has grown steadily, despite a series of recessions, a global pandemic, and a major pivot from primarily standard parts into small-to-medium volume custom ones. Quality met with RSD at The Quality Show to learn what's new with the company.
2023-11-1521 min
Quality PodcastNDT Training Tips from an NDT ExpertToni Bailey describes how training has evolved. She explains how people learn by doing, why assuming that people have computer skills might not be correct, and why managers might need training on training.Related Article: Focus on the Training Quality
2023-11-1319 min
Quality PodcastLearning About AI at The Quality ShowAndy Zosel of Zebra Technologies discusses the implications of today’s technologies at The Quality Show 2023.
2023-11-0907 min
Quality PodcastArtificial Intelligence Meets AuditingArtificial Intelligence (AI) has far-reaching effects, including in auditing. Auditor Tim McClung describes the state of auditing today and where it’s heading in the future. Hint: AI will be part of the process.
2023-10-3119 min
Quality PodcastChatGPT Meets CalibrationWhile AI cannot entirely replace human expertise in developing calibration procedures, it can certainly enhance and streamline the process. Doug Wheeler, the chief software architect at GageList Online Calibration Software, describes the meeting of ChatGPT and calibration.
2023-10-2716 min
Quality PodcastThe Quality Show Preview: From the EditorsManaging Editor Michelle Bangert and Editorial Director Darryl Seland tell us what we can expect from The Quality Show 2023.
2023-10-0909 min
Quality PodcastThe Quality Show Preview: Larger than Additive ManufacturingCarl Dekker, president of Met-L-Flo Inc. will explain how to embrace additive as an enabler to obtaining larger parts for preproduction, specialty applications, and limited production needs.
For more information go to the 2023 Quality Show Agenda.
2023-10-0812 min
Quality PodcastThe Quality Show Preview: When Quality & Sustainability MeetTariq Masud sat down with Quality to explain why this topic is so important. For the full presentation, visit The Quality Show October 24-26 in Rosemont, IL. He will be presenting Tuesday, October 24 at 1:30 p.m.
2023-10-0804 min
AMT Tech TrendsHot Air SuperiorityEpisode 74: Ben and Steve tear off over manufacturing adjacent sector shows, namely Blade Show, and succumb to the event horizon of a pocket knife rabbit hole. Benjamin gets things back on the rails with his first article: augmented reality and Industrie 4.0. Stephen takes it away with 40 pounds per hour of titanium printing and how Chevy legitimately uses additive to manufacture the Tahoe. Ben declares that NOTHING is flawless! Steve goes on about the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor and its recent developments as a 5th going on 6th generation fighter, and he promises it’s relevant to manufacturing. Benjamin lets his tr...
2022-06-2446 min
Quality PodcastWill you take a few minutes to learn to be better?Don Mahon, President of 1Source Metrology in Toronto shares his many years of industry experience used to help manufacturers deliver perfect parts faster. He discusses trends in new inspection equipment and software - and also real-world continuous improvement in both the present and future.
For more information, go to Phillips Precision, www.phillips-precision.com
2021-11-2338 min
AMT Tech TrendsHomemade ChipsEpisode 58: Ben absolutely crushes the intro. Steve talks about how the chip shortage is helping the sellers of used motor vehicles including motorcycles, the segues into Hyundai’s plans for bringing chip manufacturing in-house. Benjamin is impressed by a new multi-function desktop machine tool on Kickstarter that should be coming to market soon. Stephen reports that robot dogs are now being equipped with long-range sniper rifles. Ben brings up antibacterial compounds for medical additive and then pivots to “gauging software.” Steve closes with an announcement that there will be a special guest on the next episode!
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2021-10-1737 min
Quality PodcastHow to Think About CalibrationConsider the full impact of calibration on your product. James Guede, calibration and quality services manager at Advanced Technology Services, offers his advice on the calibration process and how companies can maximize the value of it.
For more information on ATS calibration services, visit www.advancedtech.com
2021-10-0115 min
Quality PodcastTurnkey Metrology For Today's TechnologyDrew Shemenski - President of Wenzel America - discusses the details that go into providing Turnkey Metrology Solutions to help manufacturing companies Deliver Perfect Parts Faster. He, Cathy, and Allan also provide a glimpse into using today's technology to reach the next generation of customers and to increase industry awareness to the next generation of workforce.
For more information, go to Phillips Precision, www.phillips-precision.com
2021-09-0335 minAMT Tech TrendsCam ShaftedEpisode 51: Ben and Steve share their pre-college manufacturing and tradecraft education and experiences. Stephen claims Boston is the new Switzerland in terms of precision manufacturing. Benjamin talks about the precision of manufacturing electric vehicle running gear. Steve announces the Women in Manufacturing 2021 Hall of Fame is accepting nominations now! Ben closes with the intricacies of shaft measurement.
- https://www.dailyherald.com/submitted/20210521/next-generation-of-manufacturers-grows-as-38-students-complete-tmas-related-theory-apprentice-program
- https://scitechdaily.com/3d-printing-tiny-ultraprecise-parts-for-massive-impact/
- https://metrology.news/precision-metrologys-increasing-role-in-ev-gear-manufacturing/
- https://www.womeninmanufacturing.org/women-in-manufacturing-hall-of-fame
- https://www.qualitymag.com/articles/96550-how-to-choose-the-best-shaft-measurement-tool-for-your-specific-application
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2021-06-1125 min
Southwest Virginia Alliance for Manufacturing | Official Podcast SeriesManufacturing Mythbusters: Jobs in ManufacturingIn the second episode of our Manufacturing Mythbusters series, we address many of the myths that are often associated with careers in manufacturing. We talk about the amount of jobs available right now (Hint: It's a lot!), the manufacturing environment,, the diversity of job offerings and company environments, how much manufacturing jobs pay (it's more than most people think), and much more!This is a very timely episode, because right now there are literally HUNDREDS of job openings available in manufacturing all across our region. Manufacturers are looking to employ individuals at all levels with lots of di...
2021-06-0312 min
Break Beat BlissPodcastFABTECH 2017: Tooling U-SME Works to Close the Manufacturing Skills GapJeannine Kunz, vice president of Tooling-U SME, shares how the online training program gives the next generation of manufacturers the education and skills they need to thrive in Industry 4.0.
2017-11-0906 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastFabrisonic’s Approach to 3D Printing Is Both Innovative and Old-SchoolMark Norfolk, president and CEO of Fabrisonic, explains how his company uses low-temperature Ultrasonic Additive Manufacturing (UAM) technology to 3D-print a wide range of metals, as well as embed electronics and sensors inside 100 percent dense metal structures.
2017-11-0903 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastChoosing Between Film or Digital Radiography for Nondestructive TestingCarestream Vice President and Global General Manager Martin Graen and Paul Biver, Carestream director of marketing and business development, discuss the benefits of film and digital radiography and why some might choose one or the other.
2017-11-0305 minBreak Beat BlissPodcast3 Questions for Made in SpaceMatthew Napoli, vice president of in-space operations for Made in Space, talks with Managing Editor Michelle Bangert about the future of manufacturing in space, the coolest part of his job, and offers advice for kids looking for a similarly interesting career in manufacturing.
2017-11-0102 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastThe Quality Show 2017: Trends in Quality Data ManagementNick Humphries, product sales manager at ZEISS, spoke with Quality Magazine at The Quality Show about quality data management software and making Big Data actionable.
2017-10-2808 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastThe Quality Show 2017: Exploring New Ways to MeasureAfter the Quality Show, we followed up with Tim Sladden, senior director of marketing at Quality Vision International (QVI), to discuss the present and future of vision metrology.
2017-10-2808 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastFrom the Floor at The Quality Show 2017: The Growing Accessibility of RoboticsQuality spoke with Oasis Inspection Systems Vice President Jeff Palmer about how both small and large organizations are combining automation and inspection.
2017-10-2703 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastFrom the Floor at The Quality Show 2017: Non-contact Inspection and Artificial IntelligenceQuality spoke with 3DD Corp. CEO Satish Mysore about non-contact inspection and the role artificial intelligence will play in automation in the near future.
2017-10-2704 minQuality PodcastWireless Gages Take Data Collection To New LevelsSponsored By
George Schuetz, director of Precision Gages at Mahr Inc., explains how the wireless revolution has improved the process and made the sharing of measured information easily accessible.
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2017-09-1913 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastWireless Gages Take Data Collection To New LevelsGeorge Schuetz, director of Precision Gages at Mahr Federal, explains how the wireless revolution has improved the process and made the sharing of measured information easily accessible.
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2017-09-1913 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastWireless Gages Take Data Collection To New LevelsSponsored By
George Schuetz, director of Precision Gages at Mahr Inc., explains how the wireless revolution has improved the process and made the sharing of measured information easily accessible.
www.mahr.com
2017-09-1913 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastHxGN LIVE 2017: Scanning a Jet Wing in Four Minutes or LessBrian Brown, director of robotics and automation at Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR), explains how he partnered with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence to develop a large-scale automated wing surface scanning solution for the aerospace industry. For more information, visit http://www.hexagonmi.com/en-US/solutions/case-studies/aerospace/automated-scanning-solution-speeds-aerospace-manufacturing.
2017-06-2010 minQuality PodcastHxGN LIVE 2017: Scanning a Jet Wing in Four Minutes or LessBrian Brown, director of robotics and automation at Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR), explains how he partnered with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence to develop a large-scale automated wing surface scanning solution for the aerospace industry. For more information, visit http://www.hexagonmi.com/en-US/solutions/case-studies/aerospace/automated-scanning-solution-speeds-aerospace-manufacturing.
2017-06-2011 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastHxGN LIVE 2017: Scanning a Jet Wing in Four Minutes or LessBrian Brown, director of robotics and automation at Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research (NIAR), explains how he partnered with Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence to develop a large-scale automated wing surface scanning solution for the aerospace industry. For more information, visit http://www.hexagonmi.com/en-US/solutions/case-studies/aerospace/automated-scanning-solution-speeds-aerospace-manufacturing.
2017-06-2010 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastFrom the Floor at Automate 2017: Latest Trends in Machine VisionQuality spoke with JAI Manager of Marketing Communications Rich Dickerson about the latest machine vision trends, including the use of more multispectral cameras, as well as an increasing demand for color imaging.
2017-04-0705 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastFrom the Floor at Automate 2017: Latest Trends in Machine VisionQuality spoke with JAI Manager of Marketing Communications Rich Dickerson about the latest machine vision trends, including the use of more multispectral cameras, as well as an increasing demand for color imaging.
2017-04-0705 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastQuality NDT Training is a MustCharles J. Hellier has been active in the technology of nondestructive testing and related quality and inspection fields since 1957. Here he talks with Quality's managing editor, Michelle Bangert, about the importance of training.
2017-03-1004 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastQuality NDT Training is a MustCharles J. Hellier has been active in the technology of nondestructive testing and related quality and inspection fields since 1957. Here he talks with Quality's managing editor, Michelle Bangert, about the importance of training.
2017-03-1004 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastQuality speaks with Thomas Parker, automotive market sales manager for INFICONQuality spoke with Thomas Parker, automotive market sales manager for INFICON, about the role of leak testing in additive manufacturing as the industry grows. Parker also discusses new applications in automotive, and the importance of leak testing as HVAC manufacturers begin using flammable substitutes for high-global warming potential refrigerants.
2017-03-0905 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastQuality speaks with Thomas Parker, automotive market sales manager for INFICONQuality spoke with Thomas Parker, automotive market sales manager for INFICON, about the role of leak testing in additive manufacturing as the industry grows. Parker also discusses new applications in automotive, and the importance of leak testing as HVAC manufacturers begin using flammable substitutes for high-global warming potential refrigerants.
2017-03-0905 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastQuality’s 2017 Plant of the Year: PACCAR Engine CompanyPlant Manager Lance Walters of the Columbus, MS, PACCAR Engine Company offers advice for those looking to improve quality, describes the importance of data, and explains how the current manufacturing climate led to more interest in the plant, including a visit from 60 Minutes.
2017-03-0603 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastQuality’s 2017 Plant of the Year: PACCAR Engine CompanyPlant Manager Lance Walters of the Columbus, MS, PACCAR Engine Company offers advice for those looking to improve quality, describes the importance of data, and explains how the current manufacturing climate led to more interest in the plant, including a visit from 60 Minutes.
2017-03-0603 min
Quality PodcastNDT Certifications ExplainedQuality spoke with James Bennett, the chief technical officer at the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), about certification, STEM education initiatives to recruit the next generation of NDT, and the importance of ASNT volunteers. ASNT celebrates 75 years this year. For more information, visit www.asnt.org.
2016-10-1805 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastNDT Certifications ExplainedQuality spoke with James Bennett, the chief technical officer at the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), about certification, STEM education initiatives to recruit the next generation of NDT, and the importance of ASNT volunteers. ASNT celebrates 75 years this year. For more information, visit www.asnt.org.
2016-10-1804 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastNDT Certifications ExplainedQuality spoke with James Bennett, the chief technical officer at the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), about certification, STEM education initiatives to recruit the next generation of NDT, and the importance of ASNT volunteers. ASNT celebrates 75 years this year. For more information, visit www.asnt.org.
2016-10-1804 minQuality PodcastWelcome to ManufacturingThe Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Education Foundation wants to highlight the opportunities in manufacturing. Rodney Grover, senior development officer at the SME Education Foundation, explains how the Edge Factor video series, EduFactor classroom videos, and a Reality Redesigned student design competition are trying to give the manufacturing industry a better image. For more information, visit www.edgefactor.com.
2012-09-1405 minQuality PodcastHow Does Fixturing Improve Quality? - Carl ZeissSponsored By
In an interview with Quality magazine, Otto Geiseman, business unit manager of Carl Zeiss IMT's Junker & Partner Detroit, describes how fixturing technology can help readers, and explains the fixturing market today. www.carlzeiss.com/metrology
2012-09-1405 minQuality PodcastMeet Quality's 2012 Professional of the YearHarry Moser wants to strengthen American manufacturing. In this podcast, he describes his success so far, his visit to the White House, and why he would like to see a new buzzword in manufacturing. For more information, visit www.qualitymag.com or www.reshorenow.org.
2012-09-1405 minQuality PodcastQuality's 2012 Professional of the Year Explains TCOIf you want to calculate how much it costs to make something in the United States, Harry Moser can help. In our second podcast with Quality's 2012 Professional of the Year, Moser explains how to use his Total Cost of Ownership software. For more information, visit www.qualitymag.com or www.reshorenow.org.
2012-09-1403 minQuality PodcastCalibration Management Software: Important Factors Manufacturers Need to Know - Cyber MetricsSponsored By
In an interview with Quality Magazine, Devin Ellis and Chris Richardson, both of CyberMetrics Corporation, tout the benefits of calibration management software. For more information, visit www.cybermetrics.com.
2012-09-1404 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastWelcome to ManufacturingThe Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) Education Foundation wants to highlight the opportunities in manufacturing. Rodney Grover, senior development officer at the SME Education Foundation, explains how the Edge Factor video series, EduFactor classroom videos, and a Reality Redesigned student design competition are trying to give the manufacturing industry a better image. For more information, visit www.edgefactor.com.
2012-09-1405 minBreak Beat BlissPodcastHow Does Fixturing Improve Quality? - Carl ZeissSponsored By
In an interview with Quality magazine, Otto Geiseman, business unit manager of Carl Zeiss IMT's Junker & Partner Detroit, describes how fixturing technology can help readers, and explains the fixturing market today. www.carlzeiss.com/metrology
2012-09-1404 minpdcauditing.comRod Munro – Quality ProfessionalThe life and career contributions of Rod Munro are available for your review in this month’s edition of Quality Magazine (www.qualitymag.com). As you listen to Rod’s common sense approach to Six Sigma, remember that he speaks from extensive experience. What’s more, he stands shoulders above most of his contemporaries in that he applies common sense and a strong focus on meaningful output to a quality methodology that too often is presented in an overly complex manner.
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Rod Munro and Six Sigma
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