In this episode, we explore the world of phosphoric acid production with guest expert Francesco Onori from Cavart. From the origins of phosphatic sands to the large‑scale industrial plants that transform them, we dive into the engineering, logistics, and machinery behind this essential chemical. We uncover how transport systems, conveyors, and reliable components like those from Rulmeca keep these complex processes running, and why phosphoric acid is vital for global agriculture, fertilizers, and everyday products. A clear, engaging journey into chemistry, safety, and the future of industrial engineering.

Dive into LogiGO 2025 — the event that’s redefining the future of Food & Pharma logistics. From maintenance‑free components and smart materials to hospital micro‑logistics, AI, automation, and the human side of supply chains, this episode of *I Like to Move It* explores the innovations and insights shaping tomorrow’s logistics.

Join us as we explore the dramatic journey of mining capital expenditure over the past decade and beyond. Mining and commodities specialist Tim Clark breaks down the historical patterns, current constraints, and future opportunities in global mining investment. Discover which commodities and countries are attracting new capital, the impact of energy transition and urbanization, and where the next big investment wave might emerge. Perfect for anyone interested in mining, finance, or the evolving world of commodities.

Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming industry and building a new era of trust! In this episode, Giulio Onori—AI expert and head of the ISAC development team—shares the story behind a groundbreaking technology that is revolutionizing quality control in glass recycling. From research and patents to global expansion and data security, this conversation explores innovation, sustainability, and the real meaning of AI in the industrial world. Perfect for anyone curious about the future of circular economy and the people driving technological change.

Explore the future of fruit logistics with our latest episode, 'Fresh, Fast, and Automated: The Future of Fruit Logistics'. Discover how advanced technologies are revolutionizing the transportation and distribution of fresh produce, ensuring unprecedented speed, efficiency, and quality. Join us for a fascinating journey into the world of automation and innovation in the agri-food sector.

In this episode of "I Like to Move It," Mr. R and Alice explore the fascinating world of beverages, but not from the perspective of their contents. Together, we discover the journey each bottle takes, from production to packaging, all the way to supermarket shelves and our refrigerators. We discuss smart machinery, automation, sustainability, and the latest innovations in the industry. Join us to learn how technology and Industry 4.0 are transforming the way our favorite drinks are produced and distributed.

In this episode, we dive into the growing impact of tariffs on global trade, commodity prices, and manufacturing strategies. With guest expert Tim Clark, we explore how recent policy shifts are disrupting supply chains, fueling inflation, and reshaping international alliances. Is globalization evolving—or unraveling? Tune in to find out.

In this episode, Mr. R and Alice explore the world of cement, describing the production process and the movement of materials within a cement plant. They discuss the extraction of raw materials, their transformation into clinker, and the production of cement. The importance of high-quality components to ensure continuous production and worker safety is emphasized. Additionally, the environmental impact of the cement industry and innovative solutions to reduce CO₂ emissions are discussed. The episode also includes historical curiosities and statistics on global cement production.

In this episode of "I Like to Move It", Mr. R and Alice explore the new Rulmeca monitoring system, presented at the Bauma fair. See how this revolutionary innovation enables real-time monitoring of the condition of power pulleys, preventing costly failures and optimizing operations. An unmissable event for anyone interested in the latest material handling technologies

In this episode of "I Like to Move It," Mr. R and Alice interview Signe Simonsen, founder of Race for Oceans. Signe shares her experience in cold-water swimming and her commitment to fighting plastic pollution in the oceans. Discover how Race for Oceans, with the support of Rulmeca, is making a difference and what challenges and solutions exist for coastal cleanup. Join us for an inspiring and informative episode!