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Go/No-Go is about the calls that make or break great products. We go deep into the reality of designing, manufacturing, and delivering products that change the world and reflect on the small and large decisions that make them what they are.
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Headlines | Robot Ban, AI-Designed Viruses, Perfect Pringles (opens the original)
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The FCC’s new robot rule lands at an awkward moment for Unitree. New foreign-made humanoid and quadruped robots cannot receive the approvals needed to enter the US market without an exemption, though existing models are unaffected. Two weeks later, retail investors subscribed to Unitree’s Shanghai IPO more than 5,500 times over. Jon and Taylor (filling in for Alex) also look at how one drone company slipped through an earlier FCC ban. Odyssey Robot said its products were made in the United State
Headlines | OpenAI Devices, Data Centers, Brightline (opens the original)
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This month's headlines open with manufacturing in the US falling short of expectations. Jon and Alex unpack a Bloomberg investigation into a $1 billion federal push to build medical gloves domestically that has, five years on, produced zero gloves. Reshoring continues to be easier said than done. From there they turn to Fairlife, the Coca-Cola-owned dairy brand that grew sales from $10 million to $4 billion in a decade and just had its US production halted by a ransomware attack, the latest in a
StockX COO Stephen Winn on how the marketplace verifies products, catches counterfeit sneakers and AirPods, and why CT scanning is the hardest check to fake. (opens the original)
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Stephen Winn is Chief Operating Officer of StockX, the online marketplace where every single product sold passes through a verification process before reaching the buyer. He was employee number six, wrote much of the original platform code, and now oversees an operation spanning 170 countries, 5,000 trade lanes, and 71 million lifetime sales. We recorded this episode inside the company's Detroit verification center, where specialists scrutinize everything from shoes to electronics day in and day
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