A podcast about the designers, engineers, and businesses exploring the frontier of digital fabrication
We sit down with Nadya Peek, a professor in the department of Human Centered Design & Engineering at the University of Washington, where she runs an interesting lab called Machine Agency. She specializes in unconventional digital fabrication tools, small-scale automation, and advanced manufacturing.
Read MoreThis week we speak with Dan Shapiro, the cofounder and CEO of Glowforge, the desktop laser cutter that took the digital fabrication world by storm when it launched in 2015. What’s most unique about Glowforge, however, isn’t the sleek industrial design, but the diverse community that’s rallied behind this tool.
Read MoreThis week we speak with Mohit Bhoite. By day, Mohit is a senior electrical engineer at the IoT startup Particle, but come nights and weekends, Mohit is a full-time sculptor who takes freeforming to a whole new level with his polished look.
Read MoreIn this episode we sit down with industrial designer and engineer, Greg Wolos, to speak about design thinking. Greg is the former design director at IDEO – the international design and consulting firm – and today runs his own design consultancy.
Read MoreIn this episode, we speak with Will Langford, an engineer and researcher at the Center for Bits and Atoms. CBA – a part of MIT — is an interdisciplinary initiative exploring the boundary between computer science and physical science.
Read MoreIn this episode, Bre and Zach visit with Aaron Panone in his studio in Boston, Massachusetts. Aaron is a self-producing designer and engineer who focuses on making acetate eyewear and custom bicycle components.
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