HeyJaredEar on Processing
Ear on Processing is a weekly podcast that takes listeners inside the pages of Processing magazine and into the minds of subject matter experts involved in process manufacturing.
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- Sep 21, 2026
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What PACK EXPO exhibitors are saying about the challenges facing processors in 2026 (opens the original)
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Processors are increasingly looking for equipment engineered around flexibility, integration and lifecycle value, rather than machines optimized around a single specification.
The science behind mass flow measurement and Coriolis flowmeters (opens the original)
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In this Processing Pros segment, Flow Research’s Jesse Yoder discusses Coriolis theory and geometry — and why traditional approaches to flow measurement deserve another look.
Selecting X-ray equipment for food and product inspection (opens the original)
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John Hilgendorf of ABM Equipment discusses ABM's new guide to X-ray equipment suppliers and explains how processors should evaluate suppliers when shopping for X-ray inspection equipment.
Moving beyond AI pilots in chemical manufacturing (opens the original)
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Sundeep Ravande, CEO and co-founder of Innovapptive, explains how leading chemical manufacturers are moving beyond AI experimentation and pilot programs toward enterprise-wide implementation.
The reality of Industry 5.0 adoption with Fluke’s Vineet Thuvara (opens the original)
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A survey by Fluke Corporation shows that Industry 5.0 adoption is moving slower than expected as manufacturers address legacy systems, workforce readiness, data, and return on investment.
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