Engineer Innovation
A podcast series for engineers by engineers, Engineer Innovation focuses on how simulation and test can help you drive innovation into your products and deliver the products of tomorrow, today. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Welcome to another episode of Engineer Innovation— a podcast for engineers by engineers. Because we all want to build a better tomorrow faster.
A big reason most devices never get to market is the cost of developing and testing viable prototypes. Most companies will run out of capital before their product is fully certified.
Lowering the cost of development opens up the door for great innovations by bold startups to reach the market ...
Welcome to another episode of Engineer Innovation— a podcast for engineers by engineers. Because we all want to build a better tomorrow, faster.
Most new technology products have a sustainability aspect attached to them. This is happening because we have very strict environmental regulations in many countries. Engineers now have to show regulators the environmental impact their products will have before they can get certified.
This p...
Listen to this podcast to find out the answer to these questions and more. Essential listening for anyone involved in digitalization and vehicle performance engineering.
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Welcome to another episode of Engineer Innovation— a podcast for engineers, by engineers. Because we all want to build a better tomorrow, faster.
Simulation allows engineers to understand how their designs will perform under different circumstances. It is an essential part of any development process as it gives confidence to designs before the actual manufacturing can start.
Without simulation, it would be difficult to determine whic...
Welcome to another episode of Engineer Innovation— a podcast for engineers, by engineers. Because we all want to build a better tomorrow, faster.
One of the main differences between combustion engine vehicles and electric vehicles is the level of noise generated. Combustion engines are loud while the latter is very quiet.
While the lack of noise can be interpreted as a benefit, it also presents a few problems. First, it makes the ve...
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Welcome to the second episode of Engineer Innovation— a podcast for engineers, by engineers. Because we all want to build a better tomorrow, faster.
For a long time, engineers have just picked materials off a catalog without asking any ‘what if’ questions regarding them. This episode will dig into why past views of materials have limited innovation and what is being done to unlock performance by changing those views.
We’ll discus...
People have been riding waves for more than 5000 years, which makes surfing one of the world’s oldest sports. The surfboard industry is worth $3 billion, and surfing will debut as an Olympic sport in Tokyo this summer. But it’s more than just a sport.
In ancient Hawaiian culture, the art of he’e nalu (or “wave sliding”) is endowed with almost religious significance, where frustrated surfers would call upon the kahuna (priest) to a...
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