Speakers:
Scott Stemley, TTI Director of Supplier Marketing 
​Tyler Shell, TE Connectivity Senior Field Application Engineer​ 

​​TTI host Scott Stemley is joined by TE Connectivity subject matter expert Tyler Shell to discuss reducing connector insertion force and why ergonomics matter. They also explore improving operator safety and fatigue, enhancing operator efficiencies and boosting quality and productivity.​

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Guests:
Simon Reuning – Global Technical Marketing Manager
Peter Blais – Senior Director, Head of Digital Development and Technical Marketing

Hosts:
Pat Denton – TTI Director of Sales and Engineering

Pat, Simon and Peter examine embedded controllers, the “brains” of factory automation that coordinate efficiency, intelligence and scalability. Balancing processing power with energy efficiency while ensuring reliability and security in industrial control, these devices provide smarter robotics and adaptive manufacturing lines with increased uptime and reduced energy waste.

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Speakers:

John Sandy, TTI, and Dave Nyberg, 3M Global Portfolio Manager 

TTI host John Sandy visits with 3M product expert Dave Nyberg about how machine vision is moving beyond robotics and manufacturing
 with trends like miniaturization, faster data processing and flexible integration. Machine vision is being used for image classification and
 decision-making in smart agriculture, med tech, autonomous mobility and more. 

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Speakers:

John Sandy, TTI, and Dave Nyberg, 3M Global Portfolio Manager 

TTI host John Sandy visits with 3M product expert Dave Nyberg about the 3M impressive interconnect portfolio of legacy connectors, space-saving connectors like Mini-Clamp and Link and industrial cables with high-flex options that keep robotic systems sharp, stable and future-ready. 

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Guests:
Simon Reuning – Global Technical Marketing Manager
Peter Blais – Senior Director, Head of Digital Development and Technical Marketing

Hosts:
Pat Denton – TTI Director of Sales and Engineering

This episode defines “little power” applications – such as control signals, logic, sensors and auxiliary circuits – and explains how they act as the nervous system of factory automation. Through advanced technologies, engineers are able to ensure greater precision and reliability in harsh environments, scale sensors while maintaining signal integrity and provide power efficiency in low-voltage systems.

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Guests:
Simon Reuning – Global Technical Marketing Manager
Peter Blais – Senior Director, Head of Digital Development and Technical Marketing

Hosts:
Pat Denton – TTI Director of Sales and Engineering

The first episode of this series introduces YAGEO and explains the central role of drive units (motors, inverters and converters) and why “big power” matters in factory automation. High-voltage and current management, efficiency vs. reliability trade-offs and thermal management in compact footprints are also discussed along with key innovations and future-proofing driver units for Industry 4.0 and 5.0.

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Guests:
Simon Reuning – Global Technical Marketing Manager
Peter Blais – Senior Director, Head of Digital Development and Technical Marketing

Hosts:
Pat Denton – TTI Director of Sales and Engineering

Pat, Simon and Peter examine embedded controllers, the “brains” of factory automation that coordinate efficiency, intelligence and scalability. Balancing processing power with energy efficiency while ensuring reliability and security in industrial control, these devices provide smarter robotics and adaptive manufacturing lines with increased uptime and reduced energy waste.

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Speakers:

Gabe Osorio, Director of Transportation Marketing
 Nityesh Bohidar, Sr Application Engineer – Central US Distribution 

Learn about the significant industry shift from 12V to 48V for electrical vehicle architecture in this first episode of The Aptiv Edge, a TTI Podcast Series: The 48V Upgrade to Enhanced Power and Performance. TTI host Gabe Osorio visits with Aptiv product expert Nityesh Bohidar about the increasing power demands and strains on current systems and how 48V reduces current by a factor of four, allowing for smaller wires and terminals, improved efficiency and overall performance improvement. 

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Gabe Osorio, Director of Transportation Marketing
 Nityesh Bohidar, Sr Application Engineer – Central US Distribution 

Learn about the risks facing the more powerful 48V systems and the solutions to overcome them in the next episode The Aptiv Edge, a TTI Podcast Series, Key Design Considerations for 48V. TTI host Gabe Osorio visits with Aptiv product expert Nityesh Bohidar about connector designs that prevent arcing by considering appropriate creepage and clearance distances, protection against pollutants that can cause corrosion and proper separation of voltage levels to avoid cross-voltage issues. 

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Gabe Osorio, Director of Transportation Marketing
Nityesh Bohidar, Sr Application Engineer – Central US Distribution

Learn about applications for 48V architecture, like HVAC blowers, seat motors, steering and braking as well as uses beyond automotive, including energy storage, robotics and commercial transport in the next episode of The Aptiv Edge, a TTI Podcast Series: 48V On-Vehicle and Other Applications. TTI host Gabe Osorio and Aptiv product expert Nityesh Bohidar also discuss how these solutions meet IEC 60664-1 creepage and clearance standards, preventing arcing and ensuring connector high performance and safety. 

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