Digital manufacturing

In this episode Matthew and Cindy speak to Ben Sheridan, BSI Sector Lead for Digital Manufacturing. They discuss some of the history of digital manufacturing, why it’s important, and how standards - such as PAS 1040 - are being used in the development and safe deployment of these new technologies. There’s also a Standards Desk of News, with stories on standards and Artificial Intelligence. And BSI Client Manager Amanda Woodhead provides the latest My Favourite Standard. @standardsshow @thestandardsshow [email protected]

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