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Hosted by Mechanical Engineering magazine · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 181 episodes
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Mechanical Engineering magazine hosts ASME TechCast, a technology show with 181 episodes published.
As ASME’s newly elected president, Janis Terpenny wants to sharpen the Society’s value proposition for the next generation of engineers. Terpenny began her term as ASME’s 145th president in June, after nearly 30 years se
ASME Techcast talks with Boeing’s Melissa Orme aboutsmart manufacturing, additive manufacturing, and the role of Women in 3D Printing.
As sensing systems move into tougher environments, material choice matters more than ever. In this episode of ASME TechCast, SCHOTT’s Tina Gallo returns to discuss the glass materials inside LiDAR systems and why materia
Paul Fakes of ASME’s Washington office examines the 2026 policy issues—from federal funding to AI regulation—that could shape the future of engineering.
Steam operations manager Zac McGinnis discusses the engineering, history, and enduring appeal of ASME Landmark No. 611.
Sustainability, clean technologies, and the push for decarbonization are somewhat loaded topics these days, but there's no doubt that this area is seeing plenty of interest, investment, and innovation. Milo Werner is a g
In this episode of ASME TechCast, we're joined by Bradley Hope, Steven Gerdeman, and Rahul Rajadhyaksha to explore how AI is reshaping design for manufacturing and where it meets its limits. Learn why rule-based systems
Cobots are designed to work alongside people, assisting with repetitive or physically demanding tasks. As manufacturers face labor shortages, these robotic systems are becoming an important tool for supporting workers an
ASME TechCast kicks off a new series, “Meet Your Educator,” spotlighting engineering professionals at ASME Learning & Development who are providing specialized training to help engineering professionals advance their ski
In this episode, we check in with Wyatt Roberts, Head of New Construction at Dandelion Energy, about what geothermal HVAC looks like in practice. Building on our previous conversation with Dandelion founder Kathy Hannun,
3D Print Application Engineer Emily Levin is one of 13,000 members of Women in 3D Printing and works to make the technology ready, not just for prototyping, but for production.
Mechanical Engineering’s editorial team gathers for an annual look back at 2025’s top stories, ranging from rededicating the last U.S. coal-fired passenger locomotive in the U.S., to NASA’s Artemis mission, to unique too
The global additive manufacturing industry is currently valued somewhere around $30 billion, depending on which analyst you ask, but many projections expect that value to grow beyond $100 billion as soon as around 2030.
Do you ever think much about paint and coatings? Or the fact that pretty much everything in the built environment has some sort of protection on it? Paint and coatings are a $200 billion global industry, according to the
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coat
Multiple setbacks haven’t stopped engineering student Michelle Delk from embracing opportunity and pursuing a graduate degree.
When it comes to engineering and design, no matter the end goal, be it a device or structure or sweeping plan of action, the idea that engineering is done for the betterment of humanity is a constant, whether it can be t
What do rockets, robots, and a looming recession have in common? They're all part of the August issue of Mechanical Engineering magazine, and our top picks for today’s podcast. Reusable Rockets Don’t Just Fly, They Sweat
Mike Zimmerman, CEO and founder of Z-Polymers developed a material that allows for the printing of commercial grade materials on consumer-level 3Dprinters.
In this special episode, Jeffrey Winters, editor in chief of Mechanical Engineering, looks back at some of his favorite articles from his 23 years at the magazine, and some of the writers who made them possible.
Bradley Hope
Sales Manager | MSI - DFAT · MSI - DFAT
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Emily Murphy
Senior Professional Development Lead at Nord Anglia Education · Surgical Institute of South Dakota
1 appearance on this show
Melissa Orme
Boeing
1 appearance on this show
Tina Gallo
SCHOTT
2 appearances on this show
Paul Fakes
ASME
2 appearances on this show
Christine Bush
Schneider Electric
1 appearance on this show
Logan Kucerak
Kucerak Engineering
1 appearance on this show
Wyatt Roberts
Dandelion Energy
1 appearance on this show
Emily Levin
Women in 3D Printing
1 appearance on this show
Paul Lavallee
Arkema
1 appearance on this show
Unknown
Allium Engineering
1 appearance on this show
Sita Syal
University of Michigan
1 appearance on this show
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