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S2E14 Viral Shah on Dyad - Physical AI for Systems Analysis
“Make me a car” is an impressive demo until you ask where the braking hydraulics, controls, and safety logic went. We let Viral Shah, CEO and founder of JuliaHub, and Chris Rackauckas, tell us about…
Mark Burhop on AI For Engineers
CAD should be the easiest tool in the room, yet it still feels like stepping into a cockpit packed with controls you have to relearn every time. We sit down with Mark, a longtime developer and former…
S2E15 Jarek Rzepecki from Monumo: Motor Simulation and Optimization...For Now
Rare earth magnets, AI data center energy demand, and electrification are colliding in one place most people ignore: the electric motor. I sit down with Jarek Rzepecki from Monumo to get practical…
Bamelak and Vlodymyr's TSFWaves Connect Antennas to Real Network Performance
Your wireless device can pass every isolated RF check and still disappoint in the real world. That’s the uncomfortable truth behind crowded stadium Wi-Fi, high-speed mobility, and the next wave of…
John Harrington of HighByte: Stop Making Data Swamps, Start Shipping Chocolate
We talk with John Harrington, co-founder of HighByte, about why factory-floor data stays invisible to the teams who need it most and how Industrial DataOps closes that gap. We explore contextualized…
S2E8 Juan Carlos Santamaria, Trimble. Physical AI On The Jobsite
We talk with Juan Carlos Santamaria about how AI in engineering has evolved from rule-based robotics to modern systems that perceive job sites and help machines make better decisions. We dig into…
Michael Fleischman — OpenSpace is Reality Capture Plus AI
We talk with OpenSpace CTO Michael Fleischman about turning job-site photos into spatial data that teams can actually act on, from 360 degree capture to progress tracking and AI agents. We dig into…
Matt Mcelvogue, VP at Teague on Human-Centered Design
Matt McElvogue, VP at Teague, talks about Teague's human-centered design. We explore how building early aligns design, engineering, and business, and why full-scale prototypes beat slide decks. From…
Nineteen Year Old Parth Mehta Reinvents CAD with AI
We talk with Makistry founder Parth Meta about turning plain English prompts into parametric CAD and why a structured AI “brainstorm” can speed design without losing engineering control. We dig into…
S2E5 Rand Simulation: Democratization is Fine — Up to a Point
We trace how focused simulation wins over all-in-one platforms, then try to find out more about the design of an Olympic helmet — with no luck. Rand Simulation experts use LS-DYNA and validate the…
S2E4 Amit Shastri, CTO Americas, Digitate, on AI Agents to Handle Outages, More
Amit Shastri, CTO Americas at Digitate, explains how composite AI moves operations from reactive firefighting to predictive and autonomous action, without sidelining human judgment or ripping out…
S2E3 Looq AI Makes Photogrammetry Work
We talk with Lukas Fraser, VP of Product at Looq AI, about a camera-first platform that delivers survey-grade 3D models and automates utility workflows. We cover hardware design, accuracy claims,…
S2E2 Tudor Vasiliu: AI For Architects, from Prompt to Art
We talk to Tudor Vasiliu, founder and director of Panoptikon, about how architects use AI to elevate visualization without losing control, unpacking “AI passes,” professional guardrails, and why…
S2E1 Theopile Allard, CTO of Neural Concept, Wants to Free the Engineer
We talk with CTO and co-founder Theopile Allard about Neural Concept’s AI copilot for engineering and how option-driven workflows change speed, creativity, and trust in simulation-heavy design. We…
S1E21 Arjun and Kanal Jain, Building Tandem, an AI-based Knowledge Layer for Mechanical Engineers
We talk with Arjun and Kanal Jain, co-founders of Tandem about building an AI knowledge layer that captures design decisions, links requirements to CAD, and helps engineers spend more time designing.…
S1E11 Antony Samuel - Artifact for Drag and Drop Electrical System Design
We explore how complex electrical systems can be designed faster and with more confidence by combining an intuitive canvas with deep electrical intelligence and pragmatic AI. Anthony Samuel shares…
S1E8 Patrick Wallis and Marc Goldman about Esri, AI and Gaussian Splats
We explore how GIS connects BIM, CAD, and reality capture into usable context for design, construction, and operations. Gaussian splatting takes center stage as Patrick Wallace explains how it…
S1E15 Tassos Hadjicocolis, CEO of Phenometry on Phi which Models Organic Shapes
Tassos Hadjicocolis, CEO of Phenometry, and Stephanos Androutsellis-Theotokis, CTO and founder, give a detailed demo of Phi, a browser-based modeler that makes organic shapes quickly and precisely,…
S1E14 Owein Dourneau, CEO of MecAgent, Converts Natural Language to SolidWorks
We dive into why CAD feels hard and how natural-language automation can remove friction without forcing a platform switch. Co-founder and CEO Owen Dourneau explains MecAgent’s approach to compiling…
S1E13 Russ Bukowski, CEO of Mastercam’s and the Bold Bet On AI and Acquisitions
We talk with Mastercam CEO Russ Bukowski about how AI, vertical integration are reshaping CAM. From voice‑enabled Copilot to reseller acquisitions under Sandvik, Russ lays out a roadmap for faster…
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FoDES - Future of Design & Engineering Software has published 30 episodes since August 2025, covering topics in Technology.
FoDES - Future of Design & Engineering Software is currently moderate with new episodes weekly. Average episode length is 38m.
