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IEN Radio

Radio for manufacturing and engineering professionals. New industrial products, news and technical articles.

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every day
Average duration
2 minutes
Episodes
937
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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Gold Industry Roiled by 'Forgery Crisis'

Gold Industry Roiled by 'Forgery Crisis'

Reuters is calling it a “forgery crisis” and, in a recent exclusive story, the news outlet is reporting that the gold industry is being roiled – and it’s bad.

Reuters says that gold bars are being fra…

00:02:03  |   Wed 04 Sep 2019
121-Ton EV Can Generate More Energy Than It Uses

121-Ton EV Can Generate More Energy Than It Uses

Controlling energy costs is a critical challenge in any production environment. But when you combine the harsh conditions, safety concerns and regulatory scrutiny that accompanies mining operations, …

00:01:50  |   Wed 04 Sep 2019
75-Year-Old Worker Dies in Accident

75-Year-Old Worker Dies in Accident

A 75-year-old worker died last Thursday after an accident at The Rose Corporation in Reading, PA.

Local authorities say that Wilfred Santiago died after he was pinned between a wall and a large turnta…

00:00:57  |   Wed 28 Aug 2019
Truth Behind Salmon Video Climate Claim Sham

Truth Behind Salmon Video Climate Claim Sham

On August 10, 2019, a video was posted on Facebook by MyWay Alaska that depicted thousands of dead pink salmon in the Tutka Bay in Alaska.

The original video was shared more than 115,000 times and vie…

00:01:49  |   Wed 28 Aug 2019
Survey: Nearly 80% of Professionals Have Positive Outlook On Cannabis

Survey: Nearly 80% of Professionals Have Positive Outlook On Cannabis

In May 2019, Grand View Research forecasted the legal cannabis business to be worth an estimated $66.3 billion by 2025. In 2018, it was valued at $11.9 billion, which means it has great potential esp…

00:02:11  |   Wed 28 Aug 2019
Is Ford Finally Killing the Lincoln Continental?

Is Ford Finally Killing the Lincoln Continental?

Even the most casual observer of the automotive market knows that the sedan is slowly going the way of the dinosaur.

In the past few years, we’ve lost some good ones – from the practical Ford Taurus (…

00:01:48  |   Wed 28 Aug 2019
Chinese EV Co. Stiffs Aston Martin in Deal Gone Bad

Chinese EV Co. Stiffs Aston Martin in Deal Gone Bad

The Aston Martin Vanquish was a touring car that existed through two generations, the second of which concluded production in 2018. That happened to be the same year that the automaker went public, a…

00:02:06  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Missiles Could Find Their Own Targets

Missiles Could Find Their Own Targets

Artificial intelligence has found its way into cars, manufacturing equipment, home appliances and even aircraft. 

The Army, in a move that I’m sure has been covered by some low-budget action movie, is…

00:01:55  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Salmon Cannon Fires Fish Over Dams

Salmon Cannon Fires Fish Over Dams

Based in Seattle, WA, Whooshh Innovations designs systems that help fish move over obstacles. The company's tech uses AI to identify and sort out invasive species, differentiate between hatchery fish…

00:02:08  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Supplier Allegedly Paid $900K in Kickbacks for UAW Contracts

Supplier Allegedly Paid $900K in Kickbacks for UAW Contracts

As the Big 3 continue discussions with the United Autoworkers Union on terms for an upcoming contract, there’s a lot of distracting noise in the background – and it’s the roar of a raging scandal tha…

00:02:28  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Drone Swarms Descend Upon Mock City Hall

Drone Swarms Descend Upon Mock City Hall

In June, DARPA held its second field experiment for the OFFSET program. The OFFensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics program, pairs autonomous air and ground robots to complete missions in urban environments.…

00:01:23  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Autonomous Boat Looks for Amelia Earhart

Autonomous Boat Looks for Amelia Earhart

In 1937, Amelia Earhart tried to fly around the world. She didn't make it, and went down somewhere in the Pacific -- though she wasn't declared dead until 1939.

It's been 80 years and the search for A…

00:01:27  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Amid Shortage, Airlines Are Leasing Older and Older Planes

Amid Shortage, Airlines Are Leasing Older and Older Planes

Demand for air travel has increased by five percent so far in 2019, but there’s a problem. Airlines can’t keep up, and much of the blame falls squarely on Boeing, whose problems with its 737 Max 8 mo…

00:02:03  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Astro the Robotic Dog

Astro the Robotic Dog

Just as soon as we cover a poop-scooping robot, the fleshy beasts could be rendered obsolete by a new robot dog from researchers at Florida Atlantic University. 

Researchers took the SpotMini from Bos…

00:01:31  |   Wed 21 Aug 2019
Electric Motorcycle Concept is Wrapped in Wood

Electric Motorcycle Concept is Wrapped in Wood

We have seen our share of exotic, interesting and sad motorcycles over the last few years, but French manufacturer Newron has brought something new to the table with an electric motorcycle that has a…

00:01:53  |   Wed 14 Aug 2019
Swimming Robot Mimics Moon Jellyfish

Swimming Robot Mimics Moon Jellyfish

A team of researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences has created a robotic jellyfish. 

Jellyfish are some of the most efficient swimmers on the planet. While they’re not that fast, they move thr…

00:02:07  |   Wed 14 Aug 2019
Beetl Robot Uses State-of-the-Art Tech to Address Backyard Poop Problems

Beetl Robot Uses State-of-the-Art Tech to Address Backyard Poop Problems

Beetl Robotics wants to provide best-in-class robots using its expertise in cloud networking, computer vision and mechanical design. So naturally, they turned to poop scooping. 

According to Beetl, mo…

00:01:30  |   Wed 14 Aug 2019
Latest Air Force One $2B Over-Budget

Latest Air Force One $2B Over-Budget

According to a recent report from Business Insider, the new and improved Air Force Ones that President Trump has helped re-design, will cost upwards of $5.2 billion – which wouldn’t be so bad if that…

00:01:36  |   Wed 14 Aug 2019
Startup is Going to Use Helicopters to Catch Rockets

Startup is Going to Use Helicopters to Catch Rockets

Rocket Lab says reusing its rockets will help it launch small satellites more frequently. 

The process of traveling to space is riddled with complicated and expensive engineering challenges, but effor…

00:01:19  |   Wed 14 Aug 2019
Engineers Drop 500-Pound Weights on Lithium-Ion Batteries

Engineers Drop 500-Pound Weights on Lithium-Ion Batteries

Batteries go through some intense testing. Researchers drive nails through them, crush them, overheat them, overcharge them and blast them with a laser, among other tests.

Now, the engineers at Sandia…

00:01:56  |   Wed 14 Aug 2019
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