TechTalks

In this episode of TechTalks, host Linda Ekwall is joined by Jos Donders, Andrew Chew, and Hannah Vandenwijngaerden to explore how quantum computing could reshape the future of technology.The discussion covers the fundamentals of quantum computing and explores how this emerging technology could shape future innovations across industries, while highlighting what’s needed to turn today’s ideas into tomorrow’s reality.Tune in on your preferred platform.

In this episode of TechTalks, host Linda Ekwall is joined by Emma Mörlin, Dan Weaver, Emma Laps, and Evi Bultinck to explore how eco design is shaping the future of product development.The conversation highlights how circular thinking, smarter material choices, re‑manufacturing, and repairability contribute to more efficient and environmentally responsible products.Tune in on your preferred platform.

In this episode of TechTalks by Atlas Copco Group, host Linda Ekwall is joined by Isabelle De Wolf, Rodolfo Reimberg, Ben Levine, and Craig Ranalli to explore the critical technologies that drive safety, purity, and reliability in the life sciencesFrom pharmaceutical production and medical diagnostics to biotechnology and environmental research, this episode dives into how innovation and engineering excellence shape solutions that improve lives every day.Discover how we are shaping the future of life sciences.Tune in on your preferred platform.

In this special episode of TechTalks, host Linda Ekwall, along with three Atlas Copco Group Award winners, Frank Xu, Glynn Fargher, and Arthur Unterberger, explores what drives innovation and excellence across our global teams.Together, they share how their award-winning projects, from wastewater reduction systems and next-generation riveting tools to automated lead generation, are shaping the future of sustainable, efficient, and customer-centric industries.Discover how innovation happens at the intersection of people, processes, and technology, and why psychological safety, collaboration, and curiosity are key to finding a better way.#AtlasCopcoGroup #TechTalks #Innovation #NSLF2025 #NeverStopLearning

In this episode of TechTalks by Atlas Copco Group, host Linda Ekwall is joined by experts Karin Biller, Giulio Ferrarese, Tanya Palmer, and Ian Stones to explore the essential role of pumps and vacuum technology in modern life.From clean water and renewable energy to semiconductors and scientific research, this episode highlights the impact of a technology we rarely see but rely on every day.Tune in.

In this episode, host Linda Ekwall dives deep into the fascinating world of assembly technologies with experts David Lindblom, Per Heyser, and Robert Karlsson. Discover how modern assembly methods revolutionize efficiency, enhance quality, and drive sustainability. Tune in to get inspired by the future of assembly tech!

In this episode, host Linda Ekwall, Employer Branding and Internal Communications Manager at Atlas Copco Group, invites three internal experts—Ulrich Schmitz, Mercedes Hernandez, and Uwe Zoellig—to explore the evolving field of carbon capture. They discuss whether carbon capture could be a critical solution to the climate crisis, the technologies driving its development, and how innovation is shaping the future of carbon capture, utilization, and storage. The conversation also touches on when we can expect to see tangible impacts from these solutions.The TechTalks podcast is available on all major platforms like Apple Podcasts and Spotify, with a video version on Atlas Copco Group's YouTube channel.

Welcome to TechTalks by Atlas Copco Group, a podcast exploring transformative technologies shaping the future. In our first episode, host Linda Ekwall, Employer Branding and Internal Communications Manager at Atlas Copco Group, is joined by four experts: Frida Graf, Jeremy Goossens, Bjorn Leempoels, and Marco Mele. They discuss how industrial processes can drive the transition to a low-carbon society and the interplay of digitalization, automation, and human interface in achieving this goal.The experts converse about digital twin technology, the future role of people in manufacturing, the interplay between human and machine ergonomics, and the value of human ingenuity. They also touch on how data transforms manufacturer-customer relationships, the role of big data and AI in safeguarding operations, security, and ethical considerations, and the benefits of system-based data storage.Tune in and learn more about the technologies for the future.