A lot of “AI for CAD” talk still feels like a wrapper around old tools, so we wanted to get closer to the engine room. Lewis joins us to explain how he went from years at ACIS and is now building his…
Your CAD tool can’t read your intent, but your fabricator still has to. That gap is where AI CAD promises a lot and often delivers noise, broken geometry, or subscription regret. We sit down with…
A text prompt that “almost” makes a bracket is the fastest way to lose an engineer’s trust. I sit down with Peggy Xia, co-founder and CEO of gNucleus, to find out what, besides almost making a…
Waiting months for “the next big CAD release” feels out of step with how fast AI is evolving, so we sit down with Darren Henry (SVP, PTC) and Cody Armstrong (Senior Director, Onshape AI Innovation) to…
“Make me a car” is an impressive demo until you ask where the braking hydraulics, controls, and safety logic went. We let Viral Shah, CEO and founder of JuliaHub, and Chris Rackauckas, tell us about…
CAD should be the easiest tool in the room, yet it still feels like stepping into a cockpit packed with controls you have to relearn every time. We sit down with Mark, a longtime developer and former…
Rare earth magnets, AI data center energy demand, and electrification are colliding in one place most people ignore: the electric motor. I sit down with Jarek Rzepecki from Monumo to get practical…
Your wireless device can pass every isolated RF check and still disappoint in the real world. That’s the uncomfortable truth behind crowded stadium Wi-Fi, high-speed mobility, and the next wave of…
We talk with John Harrington, co-founder of HighByte, about why factory-floor data stays invisible to the teams who need it most and how Industrial DataOps closes that gap. We explore contextualized…
We talk with Juan Carlos Santamaria about how AI in engineering has evolved from rule-based robotics to modern systems that perceive job sites and help machines make better decisions. We dig into…
