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Ear on Processing

Endeavor Business Media
PFAS
Artificial Intelligence
Automation
Processing Magazine
Circular Vibratory Screener
Sustainability
Endress+hauser
Robotics
Industrial AI
Predictive Maintenance
Flowmeters
RFK Jr.
Kice Industries
Produced Water
Industrial Drying
Openness Of Standards
Emerson
Interactive Plant Environments
Powder Drying
Anymal

Ear on Processing is a weekly podcast that takes listeners inside the pages of Processing magazine and into the minds of subject matter experts involved in process manufacturing. In Processing segments take a closer look at the top editorial content found inside each issue of Processing Magazine. Processing Pros segments provide high-level discussions with industry professionals on a variety of to... more

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Sundeep Ravande, CEO and co-founder of Innovapptive, explains how leading chemical manufacturers are moving beyond AI experimentation and pilot programs toward enterprise-wide implementation.

A survey by Fluke Corporation shows that Industry 5.0 adoption is moving slower than expected as manufacturers address legacy systems, workforce readiness, data, and return on investment.

Roger Hancock, CEO of Recall Infolink, explains how this summer's lettuce recall offers important lessons about supply chain resilience, recall communication and the need to quickly identify affected products.

In this In Processing episode, hear how the food and beverage industry is moving toward relying on digitization, data and AI to take CIP to the next level.

This In Processing episode explores how application-specific conveyor belts help food manufacturers strengthen food safety, reduce maintenance, and maximize production performance.

Josh Goodman of Minitab explains why real-time production data, statistical analysis, and continuous improvement are the keys to reducing downtime, improving quality, and maximizing manufacturing performance.

In this Processing Pros episode, the Flow Research CEO discusses flowmeter technologies and how his patented dual-tube meter could reshape industrial flow measurement for process manufacturers.

This In Processing episode, an audio version of an article from Stedman Machine Company, explains how moisture, friability, feed characteristics and production goals affect crusher selection.

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Roger Hancock
Recall Expert, CEO of Recall Infolink
Recall Infolink
Episode: Lessons from this summer’s lettuce recall for food manufacturers
Bobby Bowman
Author of the article
Amiga Group
Episode: Four tips for selecting conveyor belts for food processing applications
Josh Goodman
Leads product marketing at Minitab
Minitab
Episode: Using Real-Time Production Data to Improve Quality and Reduce Downtime
Dr. Jesse Yoder
President and CEO of Flow Research
Flow Research
Episode: Jesse Yoder on the future of flowmeters and dual-tube technology
Andreas Eschbach
CEO and founder of Eschbach
Eschbach
Episode: How AI Is transforming plant floor decision-making, with Andreas Eschbach
Robert Christinger
Head of automation
Vigier Cement
Episode: ANYmal, the autonomous plant inspection robot
Brecht van der Kargova
Customer Success Manager
ANYbotics
Episode: ANYmal, the autonomous plant inspection robot
Erin Cunningham
Executive Director at RecycleBalls
RecycleBalls
Episode: Turning used tennis balls into green gold with RecycleBalls' Erin Cunningham
Shane Le Capitaine
Process Sales Engineer
FEECO International
Episode: Rotary dryer scale-up: Replacing assumptions with measured performance

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Nate Todd
Host and Senior Editor at Processing; appears across multiple episodes focusing on Processing Pros and related segments.
Daniel Gaddy
Managing Editor for Processing Magazine; hosts and frames practical guides and industry discussions.

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Using Real-Time Production Data to Improve Quality and Reduce Downtime
Q: How should companies balance AI with engineering and statistics?
AI should be layered on a solid engineering foundation and validated by statistics; AI accelerates analytics, but without a trusted data foundation the results can be misleading.
Using Real-Time Production Data to Improve Quality and Reduce Downtime
Q: Where are manufacturers seeing real-world success with AI today?
The strongest gains come from AI that summarizes and explains information from process data and analytics, guiding actions with a foundation of truth to avoid chasing unreliable signals.
How AI Is transforming plant floor decision-making, with Andreas Eschbach
Q: How can digital tools empower an operator rather than just adding more paperwork?
Digital tools should enable collective intelligence, with AI agents handling data gathering and analysis while operators retain control and accountability, transforming data overload into practical, faster, and more accurate actions on the shop floor.
How AI Is transforming plant floor decision-making, with Andreas Eschbach
Q: And how do you define actionable KPI for the plant floor? And what are the signs of a client who's tracking noise instead of the signal?
Actionable KPIs are those that are tailored to the user's role and moment, supported by a library and customization so dashboards reflect what truly matters; signs of noise include dashboards that overwhelm users with irrelevant data and lack of ownership across organizational tiers.
How AI Is transforming plant floor decision-making, with Andreas Eschbach
Q: But oftentimes they will tell us they still kind of feel like they're making decisions flying blind. Can you say, talk about, you know, why is data currently resulting in less clarity and how does, you know, an actionable KPI bridge that gap?
Data has exploded in volume, but remains siloed and misaligned across roles; actionable KPIs must be dynamic, contextual, and accessible to the right people, with a KPI library and customization to fit each plant's reality, enabling clearer decision-making and faster actions.

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The show consistently centers on practical, technology-driven insights for process manufacturing, with episodes spanning robotics in harsh industrial settings, reliability and safety programs, bulk solids handling, recycling and sustainability, industrial drying and process development, automation interoperability, AI applications in refineries and chemical plants, workforce training via interactive environments, and advanced instrumentation and digital twins. Guests range from plant operators and engineers to vendor and technology leaders, who share actionable lessons on reducing downtime, improving energy efficiency, and advancing data-driven decision making. A notable strength is the mix of hands-on case studies, supplier perspectives, a... more

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4. Dr. Jesse Yoder
5. Andreas Eschbach
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7. Brecht van der Kargova
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