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Consumer Electronics
Drones
Coca-Cola
Brain-Computer Interface
Robotics
Construction
Airlines
Fellow Coffee
Takata
Allbirds

Go/No-Go is about the calls that make or break great products. We go deep into the reality of designing, manufacturing, and delivering products that change the world and reflect on the small and large decisions that make them what they are. We also cover the latest manufacturing and recall news, and look inside products using industrial CT to learn how things get built right (or wrong). Hosted by ... more

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Federico Faggin designed the first microprocessor. The Intel 4004 was the chip that first made it possible to put an entire programmable computer on a single piece of silicon. The process technology he developed at Fairchild Semiconductor became the ... more

The war with Iran keeps reshaping manufacturing in unexpected places. A bitumen shortage tied to the oil disruption is stalling road construction from India to Italy, and ships stuck in the Gulf are accumulating barnacles and jellyfish that foul thei... more

Matt Angle is the CEO of Paradromics, a neurotechnology company building high data rate implantable brain-computer interfaces for people who have lost the ability to speak and move. The company's Connexus system, currently entering clinical trials, c... more

Allbirds sold its name and assets for $39 million after a $4 billion IPO in 2021, and the shell listing is now being used to raise $50 million for a GPU-as-a-Service company called NewBird AI. We use it as a window into the D2C brand era and what it ... more

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Matt Angle
CEO of Paradromics, BCI founder
Paradromics
Episode: Paradromics CEO Matt Angle on building the highest data rate brain-computer interface, hermetic sealing vs. Neuralink, and what makes BCIs last a decade in the body.
Nick Terzulli
Vice President of Research and Development at Fellow Coffee
Fellow Coffee
Episode: Nick Terzulli of Fellow on inventing Espresso Series One, why home espresso has stagnated for decades, and the physics of heating water on 120V.
Brian Potter
Author of Construction Physics newsletter; author of The Origins of Efficiency
Construction Physics; Stripe Press
Episode: Why has manufacturing gotten dramatically cheaper for 200 years, and construction hasn't? Brian Potter of Construction Physics has spent years finding out.
Shahram Mokhtari
Lead teardown technician at iFixit
iFixit
Episode: iFixit’s Shahram Mokhtari on the hidden design of modern electronics, CES-week manufacturing headlines, and a Reconstruction of Juicero, the $700 connected juicer that defined over-engineering.
Spencer Wright
Writer, engineer, and creator behind Scope of Work
Scope of Work
Episode: Spencer Wright traces the evolution of the plastic bottle; why defective airbags still aren’t fixed; and how the Tylenol murders redefined packaging.
Kyle Vogt
Founder of Twitch, Cruise, and The Bot Company
The Bot Company
Episode: Kyle Vogt, founder of Twitch, Cruise, and The Bot Company, on AI, home robotics, and small-team innovation
Adam Bry
Co-founder and CEO of Skydio, the leading American drone manufacturer.
Skydio
Episode: Skydio CEO Adam Bry explores how autonomy and AI are reshaping drones; what happened after a Waymo killed a cat; revisiting the history of civilian drones
Bridgit Mendler
CEO and co-founder of Northwood Space
Northwood Space
Episode: Bridgit Mendler and Griffin Cleverly talk about building scalable ground stations for satellite networks; cyberattacks on automakers, lead in protein powder; look back at the 1986 Challenger disaster
Griffin Cleverly
CTO and co-founder of Northwood Space
Northwood Space
Episode: Bridgit Mendler and Griffin Cleverly talk about building scalable ground stations for satellite networks; cyberattacks on automakers, lead in protein powder; look back at the 1986 Challenger disaster

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Jon Bruner
Host of Go No Go (Go/No-Go) with a focus on manufacturing, design decisions, and product development.
Alex Hao
Co-host focusing on hardware design, manufacturing realities, and product development discussions.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • Great even for people not in the industry

    The show gives you a look behind the scenes of cutting edge engineering and manufacturing. Smart people having smart conversations. And, so far, everybody’s using a good microphone!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MikeCMike
    United States7 months ago
  • It’s a must listen!

    Love this podcast!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cbminton77
    United States9 months ago

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Why has manufacturing gotten dramatically cheaper for 200 years, and construction hasn't? Brian Potter of Construction Physics has spent years finding out.
Q: What about the Model T and assembly lines—how did they actually contribute to efficiency beyond the usual story?
The Model T built on standardization and truly interchangeable parts, enabling repetitive, scalable production. This combination—standard parts plus mechanization—made mass production possible and cheaper over time, laying a foundation for modern factories.
Why has manufacturing gotten dramatically cheaper for 200 years, and construction hasn't? Brian Potter of Construction Physics has spent years finding out.
Q: So tell us what you mean by efficiency. What is it? Why is it important?
Efficiency means getting more output from less input—fewer resources, time, labor, material, and energy. It's how civilizations accumulate wealth and raise living standards by consistently reducing the inputs needed to produce goods and services.
Paradromics CEO Matt Angle on building the highest data rate brain-computer interface, hermetic sealing vs. Neuralink, and what makes BCIs last a decade in the body.
Q: What does the Paradromics device look like and how does it work?
The implant is very small with hundreds of fine microwires connected to a cortical module; it sits on the brain surface to record activity from motor areas, while a chest unit provides wireless power and data transmission.
Paradromics CEO Matt Angle on building the highest data rate brain-computer interface, hermetic sealing vs. Neuralink, and what makes BCIs last a decade in the body.
Q: So what is a brain-computer interface?
A BCI reads and writes neural signals, enabling restoration of function and future interactions with AI; initially focused on helping people who can't speak or are paralyzed, translating brain intent into speech or controlling assistive devices.
iFixit’s Shahram Mokhtari on the hidden design of modern electronics, CES-week manufacturing headlines, and a Reconstruction of Juicero, the $700 connected juicer that defined over-engineering.
Q: What is a day in the life of a teardown artist like?
A day involves working with the latest gadgets and collaborating with a team of engineers and subject matter experts to execute teardowns effectively.

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