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This week, I welcome Paul Hewitt of Rocket Composites on the show to discuss one of their recent projects - the first carbon fiber backpack frame that weighs under 10 ounces.
You can find more weekly episodes like this by visiting our website at http://www.compositesweekly.com.
This week, I welcome John Moore on the show to discuss some of the latest advancements in Resin Transfer Molding (RTM). John Moore is founder and president of JHM Technologies Inc..
For over 30 years JHM Technologies has provided closed molders worldwide with proven packaged solutions.
JHM Technologies innovative approach provides molders with custom turn-key packages that are precisely tuned to meet their production needs.
You can find more weekly episodes by visiting http://www.compositesweekly.com.
This week JB Currell joins me on the show. JB is the owner of Bio Brands and Gibco Flexmold.
Today we'll be talking about their green acetone replacement and also the Flex Mold, a great product for tooling, production and repair of non-skid deck areas of boats as well as other FRP manufactured products.
You can find our weekly podcast episodes by visiting http://www.compositesweekly.com.
This week, we welcome Mitch Menaker on the show to discuss "Ollie", the first self-driving vehicle to integrate the advanced cognitive computing capabilities of the IBM Watson. Mitch is the Chief Sales Officer for Local Motors, the leading 3D printing vehicle company in the world.
You can find more weekly episodes like this by visiting http://www.compositesweekly.com.
This week, I welcome Eric Miller of PADT inc. on the show to discuss some of the latest news and technology developments in the world of 3D printing.
Eric is a co-owner of Tempe based PADT, Inc., where he is involved in providing tools and services to companies who design and manufacture physical products.
He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California, Berkeley and has lived in Arizona since 1986.
You can find more weekly episodes like this by visiting http://www.compositesweekly.com.
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