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ENGtechnica.TV

Hosted by Roopinder Tara · technology · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Bringing technology into focus. We talk to leaders with technology of interest to engineers.

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Contact path

Public web form

Booking probability

35%

Guest openness

Selective

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Questions about ENGtechnica.TV

Who hosts ENGtechnica.TV?

ENGtechnica.TV is hosted by Roopinder Tara. The show has published 10 episodes to date.

What has ENGtechnica.TV covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Momentus Space Tug Powered by Unique Plasma Engine" (11 September 2026, 42 minutes), "Brittany Ng, Siemens Maritime Division, On Getting the US Back in the Game" (14 May 2026, 26 minutes), and "Seeing Around Corners? We Can Do That, says Tristan Swedish of Ubicept" (11 May 2026, 30 minutes).

How often does ENGtechnica.TV publish?

ENGtechnica.TV publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 30 minutes across 10 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on ENGtechnica.TV?

Booking probability for ENGtechnica.TV is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. ENGtechnica.TV requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. ENGtechnica.TV's contact route on record: public web form.

Who should pitch ENGtechnica.TV?

The strongest fits for ENGtechnica.TV are IT Services & Software Development. ENGtechnica.TV has a technology audience.

About the host

Roopinder Tara hosts ENGtechnica.TV, a technology podcast with 10 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #6

    Momentus Space Tug Powered by Unique Plasma Engine

    Sep 11, 202642 minS1

    Water turns into plasma then propels spacecraft sounds like science fiction — until you talk to Rob Schwartz, CTO of Momentus. We sit down with Rob to unpack how a microwave electrothermal thruster heats steam, creates...

  • Episode #5

    Brittany Ng, Siemens Maritime Division, On Getting the US Back in the Game

    May 14, 202626 minS1

    <p>We sit down with Brittany Mays Ing, VP of Siemens Maritime, right after her US Senate testimony on “Less Hype, More Help” about AI and unpack what industrial AI looks like when you have to build real ships on real...

  • Episode #4

    Seeing Around Corners? We Can Do That, says Tristan Swedish of Ubicept

    May 11, 202630 minS1

    <p>We dig into SPAD photon-counting sensors and why converting photons into bits can change low-light imaging, motion blur, and dynamic range for real perception systems. We also connect the physics of uncertainty to...

  • Episode #3

    Ron Close: Marketing in the Age of AI

    May 6, 202637 minS1

    <p>Research by Ron reveals how AI (ChatGPT, Gemini, etc.) ignores conventional sources such as business to business publications and industry analysts, instead citing vendor pages, Reddit, resellers, and even mystery...

  • Episode #2

    Ivan Tregear, KAIKAKU and Robots In The Kitchen

    Jan 19, 202629 minS1

    <p>We explore how purpose-built food assembly robots, computer vision, and better data can push restaurants beyond thin margins and burnout. We share what we learned by running a living-lab restaurant, why we paused it...

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  • Episode #1

    Richard Chleboski, 24M and a Thousand-Mile Battery that Is Safer By Design

    Jan 1, 202638 minS1

    <p>We unpack how 24M combines electrode-to-pack design, a fast, high-conductivity electrolyte, and a sensing separator to aim for thousand-mile range and safer batteries. The talk spans dendrites and thermal runaway...

  • Episode #22

    Dr Mohammad Ashiqur Rahman - AI at FIU

    Dec 30, 202532 minS1

    <p>We trace FIU’s early bet on AI, the rise of AI-ready engineering education, and why security research must outpace attackers. From LLM jailbreaks to drone resilience, we share how to validate tools, keep fundamentals...

  • Episode #7

    Dr Chris Parkinson and Vuzix' Smart Glasses

    Dec 28, 202523 minS1

    <p>We explore how smart glasses moved from bulky prototypes to practical tools, why waveguides make displays vanish into lenses, and how hybrid AI solves the offline problem. Dr. Chris Parkinson explains the tradeoffs...

  • Episode #12

    Inside View - Eduardo Torrealba, Lumafield and X‑Ray Vision of Parts

    Dec 21, 202521 minS1

    <p>Eduardo Torrealba, founder and CEO of Lumafield, on how industrial CT gives engineers a safe, fast way to see inside products and make better decisions. He discusses LumaField’s approach to trials, safety, resolution...

  • Episode #11

    Fraser Patterson of Skillit. A Data-First Job Platform Aims to Solves Construction’s Labor Shortage

    Dec 19, 202523 minS1

    <p>We talk to Fraser Patterson, CEO and founder of Skillit, about how digitizing skilled trade workers would affect hiring speed and quality, why construction jobs are resistant to AI displacement, and what new data...

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