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EPISODE · Mar 6, 2025 · 28 MIN

Episode: 91 – Nino LaDuca and Simon Kenworthy

from Manufacturing Matters · host Tech B2B

Customers always said to us, we can't find individuals to work on second shift or third shift. We need automation. So, the game changed for us as a companyIn this episode of Manufacturing Matters, Nino LaDuca, CEO, Shape Technologies and Simon Kenworthy, Global President, Shape Process Automation joined TECH B2B Marketing’s Winn Hardin to talk about the global economy and the state of manufacturing across different verticals. These included automotive and electric vehicle manufacturing, food processing, life sciences, and more. The group also discussed global automation adoption trends and how advancements in technologies like robots and AI are transforming certain industrial processes in areas such as aerospace and logistics. Additional topics included global collaborative robot trends, waterjet technologies, and Shape’s growing need for high-end business development talent. Support the show

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Customers always said to us, we can't find individuals to work on second shift or third shift. We need automation. So, the game changed for us as a company In this episode of Manufacturing Matters, Nino LaDuca, CEO, Shape Technologies and Simon Kenworthy, Global President, Shape Process Automation joined TECH B2B Marketing’s Winn Hardin to talk about the global economy and the state of manufacturing across different verticals. These included automotive and electric vehicle manufacturing, food...

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