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The Business of Manufacturing Podcast

The Business of Manufacturing Podcast explores the cutting-edge trends, disruptive technologies, and strategic insights shaping today’s manufacturing world.

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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
40
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    G4 Foot Drop System - Product Explainer 2026 (opens the original)

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    The G4 Foot Drop System is a sophisticated functional electrical stimulation (FES) device engineered to assist individuals living with neurological impairments such as stroke or multiple sclerosis. This lightweight, water-resistant wearable utilizes advanced smart algorithms to analyze a user's walking patterns, providing targeted electrical pulses to improve mobility and gait kinematics. Beyond its primary function, the hardware features integrated stainless steel electrodes and a mobile app th

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    The Dawn of Automated 3D Catheter Architecture (opens the original)

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    TE Connectivity has developed a pioneering automated 3D printing technique to manufacture catheter shafts, effectively replacing traditional manual assembly. By applying polymer directly onto the device, this innovation allows for varying stiffness levels across a single shaft without the need for hand-fitted components. This advancement aims to accelerate design cycles, simplify global supply chains, and potentially enable complex device architectures that were previously impossible to build. W

  3. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Walter Reed Pioneers FDA-Cleared Point-of-Care 3D Medical Printing (opens the original)

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    The Walter Reed National Military Medical Center has achieved a historic milestone by receiving FDA clearance to manufacture 3D-printed medical implants directly on-site. This regulatory approval specifically covers the production of custom titanium cranial plates, allowing medical staff to design and build patient-specific devices within the hospital. By implementing a rigorous quality management system with assistance from industry partners and the Department of Veterans Affairs, the facility

  4. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Growth Without Protection: The Risk Many Business Owners Overlook (opens the original)

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    This episode highlights a critical vulnerability faced by expanding companies that fail to align their financial safeguards with their increasing market value. While many firms possess legal frameworks for emergencies, they often lack the immediate liquidity necessary to execute these plans if a primary stakeholder departs or passes away. Without dedicated funding for shareholder and key-person arrangements, a business risks facing internal disputes, operational instability, or the forced liquid

  5. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    The Canadian Grant marketing scheme (opens the original)

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    This episode critiques the Canadian government's business grant system, arguing that it serves more as a marketing strategy than a functional economic support tool. While the federal government promotes billions in allocated funds, the author contends that high administrative costs and rigorous compliance requirements prevent most small businesses from applying. Companies often face exorbitant accounting fees just to meet eligibility standards, effectively barring those who lack surplus capital.

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