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

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Average duration
2 minutes
Episodes
937
Years Active
2019 - 2025
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How Bosch Took a Dumb SKIL Drill Press and Made it 'Smart'

How Bosch Took a Dumb SKIL Drill Press and Made it 'Smart'

At the end of the day, everyone just wants to make more money. That was the message at the Factory of the Future experience at the Bosch Rexroth Automation & Electrification facility in Hoffman Estat…

00:02:53  |   Thu 06 Jun 2019
Warren Buffett’s Co. Takes $377M Hit from ‘Ponzi Scheme’

Warren Buffett’s Co. Takes $377M Hit from ‘Ponzi Scheme’

If you were to visit DC Solar’s website, you’d see a professional-looking dot-com, tiled with images of the company’s solar generators in action. You’ll also notice the proud press releases focusing …

00:02:44  |   Thu 06 Jun 2019
Musk: Tesla Pickup Will Be Sub-$50K, Better Than the F-150

Musk: Tesla Pickup Will Be Sub-$50K, Better Than the F-150

Elon Musk has always been one to make grand projections and, hey – if he can make good on even a handful of his brash promises then the future of the transportation industry – on earth, below ground …

00:02:04  |   Tue 04 Jun 2019
Sensor-Laden Glove Could Lead to More Capable Robots

Sensor-Laden Glove Could Lead to More Capable Robots

Teaching robots how to recognize and handle unknown items remains a key hurdle to enabling automation of a much wider range of routine tasks.

But researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technolo…

00:01:21  |   Mon 03 Jun 2019
Worker Gets 10 Months in Prison for Peeing on Food Products

Worker Gets 10 Months in Prison for Peeing on Food Products

Last Friday, 49-year-old Gregory Stanton was sentenced to 10 months in federal prison for urinating on a conveyor belt that carried cereal at the Kellog's plant in Memphis Tennessee. 

Charged with tam…

00:01:48  |   Fri 31 May 2019
Wearable Sensors Designed with Octopus-Inspired Suckers

Wearable Sensors Designed with Octopus-Inspired Suckers

Researchers from South Korea have created a new graphene-based biosensor that sucks to your skin -- it was inspired by the suckers on an octopus.

The researchers designed a cheap, scalable production …

00:01:52  |   Thu 30 May 2019
Salto is a Jumping Robot Bush Baby

Salto is a Jumping Robot Bush Baby

In 2016, researchers at the University of California - Berkeley created Salto (Saltatorial Locomotion on Terrain Obstacles). Salto is a tiny jumping robot that can leap off of the ground, hit a spot …

00:01:46  |   Thu 30 May 2019
Ford’s Self-Driving Delivery Van Deploys Humanoid Robot

Ford’s Self-Driving Delivery Van Deploys Humanoid Robot

Ford has partnered with Agility Robotics to put a humanoid robot, Digit, into self-driving vehicles to create what they call the "future of self-driving vehicle delivery."

Digit is a bipedal robot tha…

00:02:01  |   Thu 30 May 2019
Amazon Denies Report its Cutting Thousands of Suppliers

Amazon Denies Report its Cutting Thousands of Suppliers

Amazon has found itself at odds with the news outlet Bloomberg over a recent report that the wholesaling giant could be making some big changes. But if the report is to be taken at face value, then i…

00:02:30  |   Thu 30 May 2019
Novartis Unveils World’s Most Expensive Drug Treatment

Novartis Unveils World’s Most Expensive Drug Treatment

When scientists are able to develop a new treatment for a rare disease that severely impacts the lives of very young children, it’s generally considered good news.

And in the case of the newest announ…

00:02:12  |   Thu 30 May 2019
Researchers 3D-Print Bathrooms in 12 Hours

Researchers 3D-Print Bathrooms in 12 Hours

Researchers from Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have developed a way to 3D print bathrooms, and they do it in less than a day.

The team spent four years developing a concrete formula th…

00:01:49  |   Wed 29 May 2019
The Chicago River's Crowd-Controlled, Floating Roomba

The Chicago River's Crowd-Controlled, Floating Roomba

A group in Chicago had a great idea – they wanted to develop a series of floating gardens in creating the Wild Mile along a man-made canal of the Chicago River. The problem, not surprisingly, was the…

00:01:51  |   Fri 24 May 2019
Boring Company Hits Pay Dirt

Boring Company Hits Pay Dirt

After talks stalled in Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles, Elon Musk’s The Boring Company has finally landed its first paying customer, inking a $48.6 million deal with the Las Vegas Conventio…

00:01:45  |   Fri 24 May 2019
Robotic Dogs Redesigned to Care for the Elderly

Robotic Dogs Redesigned to Care for the Elderly

Researchers at the University of Cincinnati are developing robotic pets to help care for the elderly.

Led by professor Claudia Rebola, a team of researchers is working to make robotic pets more realis…

00:02:04  |   Thu 23 May 2019
WWII Plane Found in Boneyard Refurbished in Time for D-Day

WWII Plane Found in Boneyard Refurbished in Time for D-Day

One C-47 troop carrier was so visible in the D-Day Invasion of World War II that it was emblazoned with its own message for Adolph Hitler: “That’s all… brother.”

It’s been nearly 75 years since that d…

00:01:43  |   Thu 23 May 2019
Robot Designed to Forever Mop Up Blood

Robot Designed to Forever Mop Up Blood

Chinese artists Sun Yuan and Peng Yu have found an interesting new application for an industrial robot: squeegeeing blood.

Yuan and Yu combined a Kuka robot, Cognex visual-recognition sensors and soft…

00:01:36  |   Thu 23 May 2019
Microscopic Robot Drops Bombs on Cancer Cells

Microscopic Robot Drops Bombs on Cancer Cells

Researchers from the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College and City University of Hong Kong have created a biohybrid floating-plane robot.

The robots were inspired by Transformers toys and…

00:01:46  |   Thu 23 May 2019
Exec’s Escort-Turned-Girlfriend Charged $5.8 Million to His Company Card

Exec’s Escort-Turned-Girlfriend Charged $5.8 Million to His Company Card

A 45-year-old executive was fired after he, and his former escort-turned-girlfriend, racked up nearly $5.8 million dollars on his company credit card.

Scott Kennedy worked as a top financial executive…

00:01:56  |   Tue 21 May 2019
Company Unveils Flying Taxi Prototype

Company Unveils Flying Taxi Prototype

The developer of a two-seat flying car recently tested a larger prototype that company officials hope will finally help realize the potential of urban air mobility.

Lilium famously pioneered a vertica…

00:01:27  |   Mon 20 May 2019
Tesla Issues Software Update After Second Parked Car Starts on Fire

Tesla Issues Software Update After Second Parked Car Starts on Fire

Last month, we reported on a situation that was captivating China and perplexing Tesla. In a video that was widely shared on social media, a Model S sitting idly in a parking garage is recorded burst…

00:02:07  |   Fri 17 May 2019
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