Industry 5.0 Leaders Podcast: Recent Episodes
Chalmers University of Technology
Co-founded by eit Manufacturing and the European Commission, the Young Manufacturing Leaders (YML) network creates a place for young people to discuss, learn, and connect about emerging topics in manufacturing. This podcast is a place to dream, question, and learn how manufacturing industry is changing and to create a vision for industry 5.0. Hosted by Chalmers University of Technology, division of Production Systems.
In this episode, we sit down with Pawel Dabrowski, Business Developer Manager at PTC, to explore the intersection of AI and the manufacturing industry. He explains how PTC is integrating AI into their software to enhance product development and streamline processes. Pawel also addresses concerns about AI taking over jobs, emphasizing its role in augmenting human capabilities rather than replacing them. Finally, he offers advice for young professionals on staying curious and embracing AI to advance their careers. Tune in to explore the future of AI in manufacturing.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
In this episode Rune Larsen, Chantal Simmer and Michael Pabinger explore the current state of AI in manufacturing and automotive industries, discussing its benefits, challenges, and adoption strategies. They talk about the importance of understanding business context, identifying the right use cases and leveraging AI for sustainability. We also delve into AI's potential in optimizing product design, streamlining production, and enhancing human-machine interaction, with a focus on improving product quality and efficiency in the automotive sector.
This episode was hosted by Tyra Linn och Moa Ottosson at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
This is the third season of the podcast, where we will interview people involved in our event series AI in Manufacturing - AIM at Chalmers. The interviews will revolve around Artificial Intelligence (AI), and how AI will affect the industries of today and the future. In this first episode, we have the chance to meet Maya Schwaninger (Data Scientist at Cognizant Mobility), Torbjörn Petersson (Alliance Director at PTC), and Charlotte Schmidt (Content & Communications Expert at Cognizant).
This episode is hosted by Tyra Linn and Moa Ottosson who are interns at Chalmers University of Technology, department of Industrial and Materials Science.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, a member of the Basque City Hub, Arkaitz Garmendia Santesteban, share his journey within the community. Arkaitz is a PhD student of Process and Product Innovation Engineering at the IMH University School, currently doing dual training in the Asmaola Digital Factory at IMH.
This episode is hosted by Caroline Mathiesen and Agnes Andersson at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, a member of the Porto City Hub, Joana Miranda Pinto, share her journey within the community. Joana work as a project manager of European Innovation Projects at the DIGI2 Laboratory and joined yml two years ago. To learn more about Joanas journey as a yml:er and the Porto city hub, check in this episode!
This episode is hosted by Caroline Mathiesen and Agnes Andersson at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The annual World Manufacturing Forum (WMF) takes place in Italy and brings together industry and academia from all over the world. Caroline and Agnes are there as part of the YML network and in this episode they interview Marco Taisch, Caroline Viarouge and Željko Pazin. In the light of this years theme “New Business Models for the manufacturing of the future”, the participants speak about about the importance of including young people in the discussions about the future of manufacturing, sustainability, resilience and much more.
This episode is hosted by Caroline Mathiesen and Agnes Andersson at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The annual World Manufacturing Forum (WMF) takes place in Italy and brings together industry and academia from all over the world. Caroline and Agnes are there as part of the YML network and in this episode they interview Noriko Susuki, Andrew Lynch and Luca Torelli. In the light of this years theme “New Business Models for the manufacturing of the future”, the participants speak about about the importance of including young people in the discussions about the future of manufacturing, sustainability, resilience and much more.
This episode is hosted by Caroline Mathiesen and Agnes Andersson at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, a member of the Prague City Hub, Lucie Hlavůňková, share her journey within the community. Lucie is a PhD student at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, CTU in Prague and also the coordinator of the Prague City Hub.
This episode is hosted by Caroline Mathiesen and Agnes Andersson at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, a member of the Dublin City Hub, John Power, share his journey within the community. John is a PhD candidate in University College Dublin and the Advanced Metallic Systems Center for Doctoral Training. He is doing research in-situ feedback and control techniques for additive manufacturing. Besides his PhD, John is also also the Dublin City Hub coordinator for YML.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, a member of the Milan City Hub, Marco Spaltini, share his journey within the community. The Milan City Hub is one of the founding city hubs of Young Manufacturing Leaders and Spaltini was one of the people that helped bring YML to life. He is a PhD candidate at Politecnico di Milano and his research topic is based on supporting manufacturing companies becoming more sustainable through digital technologies.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, a member of the Patras City Hub, Anna-Maria Korfiati, share her journey within the community. She works as a Research Engineer at Laboratory for Manufacturing Systems and Automation. Her current research focus is manufacturing education and Industry 4.0 technologies.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The YML network consists of 8 City Hubs - Milan, Basque Country, Gothenburg, Tallinn, Patras, Prague, Porto, and Dublin. In this season of the Industry 5.0 Leaders podcast, the city hubs of the network are presented. Leaders from each city hub are invited to share their experiences being part of the network. In this episode, two members of the Gothenburg City Hub, Rahul Gowda and Prajwal Devang, share their journey within the community. They started their journey in the network as master students and today work as engineers in manufacturing companies close to Gothenburg, and are in the team that coordinates events and study visits for the Gothenburg City Hub!
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
In the last episode of the first season, Emma and Smilla meet Jürgen Tiedje, Head of Unit, European Commission's Directorate General for Research and Innovation. Tiedje talks about the biggest challenges for future production processes. He addresses digitization as one of these challenges and highlights the importance of SMEs not being left behind. In addition, Tiedje addresses environmental challenges facing manufacturing.
Emma and Smilla summarize this season of the podcast and talk further about Industry 5.0 and its three pillars – being human-centric, resilient and sustainable. They wrap up the season with quotes from the previous speakers in the podcast, where the speakers highlighted the importance of young people in manufacturing and the opportunities of the new generation. Young people are the future!
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
In today´s episode, Smilla and Emma meet Andrew Lynch, the Chief Innovation Officer of Irish Manufacturing Reasearch (IMR). IMR is an independent industry-led research and technology organisation, with the goal to demystify, derisk and deliver new emerging technologies and new knowledge to enable industries to succeed within advanced manufacturing. Together with Lynch, Smilla and Emma discuss the importance of including the young generations in the manufacturing sector, and what possible challenges there are. Lynch emphasizes the need of new ways to attract the young people to work with the industry.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt and Emma Boberg at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
What is additive manufacturing? What possibilities does the technology have? What are the benefits? In this episode of the Industry 5.0 Leaders Podcast, we learn about additive manufacturing. Smilla and Emma meet Valeria Tirelli, the CEO of AIDRO, which is an Italian additive manufacturing company focused on metal 3D printing. Tirelli talks about her company, its vision and goals, and the future of manufacturing. In the second part of the episode, we meet the Young Manufacturing Leader, Alessio Fino, who is part of the Milan City Hub. He talks about his study group within YML, that studies the possibilities of additive manufacturing in space.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt and Emma Boberg at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
In today´s episode, Emma and Smilla meet David Romero, professor in advanced manufacturing at Tecnológico de Monterrey University in Mexico. Together they discuss issues like inclusive initiatives, future challenges for manufacturing, and the upcoming industry 5.0. Professor Romero has worked a lot with the concept of Operator 4.0, which describes the smart and skilled operator who performs cooperative work with robots as well as with machines. Professor Romero´s research is at the forefront of industry´s development, focusing on the human in production.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt and Emma Boberg at Chalmers University of Technology.
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
During the annual World Manufacturing Forum (WMF) in Italy, Emma and Smilla also got the chance to learn more about EIT Manufacturing. As one pillar of the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT), EIT Manufacturing works with bringing Europe's manufacturers together. In this episode, Klaus Beetz, CEO of EIT Manufacturing explains the vision of EIT Manufacturing and highlights the importance of attracting young talent, not least empowering women who are underrepresented in hierarchical higher positions. Also, Emma and Smilla talk to Carolina Torregrossa Gallo, program manager at EIT Manufacturing, who works with bridging the skill gap that exists among industry workforce. She calls to young talents to start a career in manufacturing industry. Carolina's final words in the episode: "Dream big! What you do can make a difference! You can change the world!".
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt and Emma Boberg at Chalmers University of Technology.
https://www.eitmanufacturing.eu/
https://worldmanufacturing.org/report/report-2022-redesigning-supply-chains-in-the-new-era-of-manufacturing/
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
"Industry is the customer of talent!", says Rhonda Barnet, the CEO of Palette Skills - a Canadian company developing employer-led upskilling programs. She's also part of the World Manufacturing Forum's network Women in Manufacturing. She inspires us with her passion for finding and supporting talents in industry - and as she puts it, we need to involve everyone and focus on including women in the manufacturing industry.
https://paletteskills.org/
https://worldmanufacturing.org/women-in-manufacturing/
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
The annual World Manufacturing Forum (WMF) takes place in Italy and brings together industry and academia from all over the world. Emma and Smilla are there as part of the YML network and talk to the CEO of Porsche Italy, Pietro Innocenti, about electromobility in Italy and the newly launched Porsche Experience Center. And also to the President of the World Manufacturing Forum, Diego Andreis, about the importance of including young people in the discussions about the future of manufacturing. Connected to the event, the WMF published the World Manufacturing Forum report every year - this year's topic: Redesigning Supply Chains in the New Era of Manufacturing.
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt and Emma Boberg at Chalmers University of Technology.
https://worldmanufacturing.org/report/report-2022-redesigning-supply-chains-in-the-new-era-of-manufacturing/
https://www.porsche-franciacorta.it/
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/
What is the Young Manufacturing Leaders network? In this first episode, we are having a conversation with Professor Marco Taisch, Politecnico Milano, about the vision of including young people in manufacturing by creating a network. We are also digging into the concept industry 5.0 for a first glimpse!
This episode is hosted by Smilla Emilsson Wallerstedt and Emma Boberg at Chalmers University of Technology.
greta.braun@chalmers.se
http://www.youngmanufacturingleaders.org
https://www.instagram.com/ymlgothenburgch/