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We're two engineers on a mission to make interesting technology easy to understand. In each episode, we explore tech that is going to change the world – and keep it entertaining along the way.
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251. Michael Corr & Justin Sears on How Altium & Duro Are Fueling the Next Generation of Hardware Startups (opens the original)
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In this episode, we speak with Michael Corr, co-founder and CEO of Duro, and Justin Sears, head of product marketing at Altium, about how connected cloud platforms are changing hardware development. Michael traces Duro’s path from an idea inspired by costly production data mistakes to a mid-market product lifecycle management platform, its response to COVID-era supply chain disruption, and its acquisition by Altium. Justin explains how Altium Agile Teams connects electrical, mechanical, procurem
250. MIT’s Injectable Mini Liver Could Save Thousands of Lives (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore MIT's groundbreaking approach to treating liver failure by injecting tiny "satellite livers" instead of replacing the entire organ. By combining liver cells with a self-assembling hydrogel scaffold, researchers have created miniature liver tissue that can survive, receive blood flow, and support the body, offering a potential bridge for patients waiting for transplants and a future alternative to major surgery.
249. Harvard’s Smartwatch Makes You Run Faster & Safer (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore how researchers at Harvard developed an AI-powered wearable system that uses inexpensive motion sensors to estimate running forces that previously required specialized biomechanics labs. The technology could make professional-level gait analysis accessible to everyone, helping runners improve efficiency, reduce injuries, and receive personalized coaching in real time using affordable wearable devices.
248. Xometry’s Oscar Lovera & How AI Is Rebuilding Manufacturing (opens the original)
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In this episode, we speak with Oscar Lovera, Chief Operating Officer, International at Xometry, about how AI and digital marketplaces are transforming custom manufacturing. Drawing on experience spanning factory operations, management consulting, e-commerce, and manufacturing technology, Oscar shares how Xometry is making manufacturing as seamless as booking travel online while connecting engineers with manufacturers around the world.
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