The 10 in 10 podcast

Electric flight is poised to redefine military and defense operations—delivering quieter missions, enhanced stealth, greater autonomy, and new possibilities for logistics, surveillance and humanitarian response.

In this episode of the 10 in 10 podcast, Kelly Williams, Director of Engineering and Dr. Armen Baronian, Director of Advanced Technology for Eaton’s Aerospace group, explore how electric and hybrid‑electric aircraft could transform defense aviation while addressing real‑world challenges such as battery limitations, infrastructure gaps and cybersecurity risks. From autonomous unmanned systems and reduced thermal signatures to long‑range mission constraints and future R&D investments, the discussion offers a clear, forward‑looking view of what it will take to make electric military aviation mission‑ready. To learn more and access all episodes, visit Eaton.com/10in10podcast

Vehicles have traditionally used 12- or 24-volt systems, but the shift to 48 volts is driven by the need for more power due to fuel economy regulations and new power-consuming components. In this episode, discover the future of vehicle electrification with Eaton’s eMobility experts. Joe Szczerba, Product Strategy Manager for embedded power and low-voltage power distribution, and Renan Perceguetti, Product Engineering Manager for 48V power conversion solutions, share insights on how Eaton is driving innovation in power conversion and distribution technologies. From portfolio strategy and system engineering to cybersecurity and functional safety, Joe and Renan discuss the challenges and opportunities shaping light vehicle and commercial applications. Tune in to learn how their expertise is powering the next generation of mobility.

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Step into the future of sustainable, efficient and resilient building with Eaton’s EMEA Director of Sustainability and Energy Transition Offerings, Andreea Laplace, and Global Buildings Marcom Leader, Marla Reynoso. Discover how buildings are evolving from passive energy consumers to dynamic energy hubs - capable of producing, storing, and distributing energy. Explore what’s driving the shift toward decarbonization, why “Buildings as a Grid” approach is reshaping energy management, and how innovative solutions are building owners, designers, consultants, tenants, and communities.  

From real-world success stories to the latest in energy optimization, this episode is packed with insights that drive smarter, more resilient buildings. Tune in to learn how facilities are becoming active participants in the energy transition - making them more sustainable, efficient, and future-ready than ever.

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As our world becomes increasingly interconnected through digital technologies, the need for robust cybersecurity measures grow more critical than ever to protect against evolving threats. In this episode, I am joined by our senior OT cybersecurity expert, Matthew Cosnek, to talk about   the importance of regular cyber security assessments, prioritizing investments, and staying compliant with evolving standards and regulations that aim to protect critical infrastructure. 

Dive into the electrifying world of AI-driven data centers with Eaton’s vp and chief architect, Joshua Buzzell, and power quality and multicircuit meters product manager Karen Cheung. Discover what’s fueling the explosive growth of digital infrastructure, why “load bursting” is shaking up the grid, and how cutting-edge metering technology is helping data centers become better grid citizens. From sub synchronous oscillations to edge-based detection, this episode is packed with insights that power innovation. Tune in to learn how data centers go from grid to chip – making them smarter, faster, and more resilient than ever.

In today's world, automotive cybersecurity is a critical issue. As vehicles become increasingly connected and software-defined, the risk of cyber threats grows. It is essential to protect vehicles from potential attacks. In this episode, we are joined by John Krzeszewski, functional excellence leader of cybersecurity and functional safety for vehicle systems. John shares his insights on the current landscape of cyber threats, the impact of electric and autonomous vehicles, practical tips for vehicle owners, key cybersecurity codes/standards, the deep importance of industry collaboration and more. Tune in to learn how to keep vehicles safe in this digital age.

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The demand for clean and reliable energy is skyrocketing. As we transition to renewable sources, electrify vehicles and aircraft, and face increasing pressure from stakeholders to adopt more sustainable practices, our aging grid is under immense strain and pushing companies to explore new frontiers in the industry. Our experts will discuss how Eaton collaborates with governments on grants and innovation, and the crucial role government research and innovation teams play in advancing essential technologies. 

The energy transition is driving the need for a more resilient and sustainable infrastructure and the U.S. government is investing heavily to enable this shift. With the passage of several acts, there are unprecedented opportunities—through direct funds, grants, tax credits, tax incentives and rebates— for organizations to maximize the return on investment of critical infrastructure and clean energy projects.

In the dynamic landscape of Industry 4.0, additive manufacturing emerges as a game-changer for manufacturers. This groundbreaking technology transcends the limitations of traditional processes, enabling us to create product geometries that were once considered not manufacturable. In this episode, we are joined by Eric Johnson, senior manager of additive manufacturing at Eaton Research Labs, and Cameron Peahl, manager of Eaton’s Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence to talk about how this technology has changed how products and tooling are designed and manufactured.

As the aerospace industry works toward net-zero emissions by 2050, sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is one of the most promising pathways to success. But despite the latest progress, the widespread adoption of SAF faces significant challenges. So, what’s ahead for the alternative fuel option?

In this episode, our Aerospace Group’s Steve Sipprell, director of next-generation air dominance systems, and Jeff Skinner, director of engineering, answer the top questions about SAF and discuss how it impacts overall decarbonization efforts.