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Epilepsy
Water Crisis
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World's Smallest Walking Robots

We're two engineers on a mission to make interesting technology easy to understand. In each episode, we explore tech that is going to change the world – and keep it entertaining along the way.

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(00:00) Intro and meet Matt and Ricky

(03:00) Backgrounds: Matt's engineering-adjacent path and Ricky's 15 years at TI

(04:03) What TMEs actually do, plus the bunny suit story

(08:02) Cool projects: STM32N6 and the $22 Synaptics Astra 1680

(14:01... more

(06:26) Performance Enhancement through Next-Gen Textiles

(12:46) Adaptive Aerodynamics in Sports Clothing

(19:49) Conclusion and Future Implications

This episode was brought to you by Mouser, our go-to source for electronics parts for any hobby... more

(00:00) Introduction to Matt Bell and Mouser Electronics

(03:14) Understanding Mouser's Operations and Scale

(06:12) The Role of Automation in Order Fulfillment

(09:15) Philosophy on Automation and Workforce Integration

(12:12) Growth and Exp... more

(3:07) How Ocean Alliance Uses 3D Printing for Drone-Based Whale Tagging

(06:04) Innovative Solutions: The Snapbot and Snot Analysis

(12:10) The Role of Additive Manufacturing in Whale Research

This episode was brought to you by Mouser, our go-t... more

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Matt Campbell
Technical Marketing Engineer at Mouser Electronics
Mouser Electronics
Episode: 244. The Hidden Power of Engineers as Storytellers (with Mouser’s Matt Campbell & Ricky Flores)
Ricky Flores
Electrical engineer and Technical Marketing Engineer at Mouser Electronics
Mouser Electronics
Episode: 244. The Hidden Power of Engineers as Storytellers (with Mouser’s Matt Campbell & Ricky Flores)
David Farrell
Mechanical engineering graduate student leading the Harvard project
Harvard University
Episode: 243. Cycling’s “Supersuit” Moment is Here
Matt Bell
Vice President of Outbound Operations at Mouser
Mouser Electronics
Episode: 242. Mouser’s Matt Bell & The Next Generation of Automated Warehouses
Vince Jesaitis
Head of Global Government Affairs for Arm
Arm
Episode: 235. Arm’s Vince Jesaitis on How AI Is Moving from the Cloud to Your Pocket
Professor Akhilesh Lakkakia
Co-lead of the international research team from Penn State
Penn State University
Episode: 211. Cooling Buildings With Porous Plastic Sheets
Lotte Shader-Bieschen
Ph.D. student at ETH Zurich
ETH Zurich
Episode: 210. Origami-inspired Concrete Construction
Tom Zaubermann
Cybersecurity expert in the automotive industry
SAE
Episode: 209. Tom Zaubermann & The Cyber Threat(s) To Your Car
Mark Zachos
Expert in vehicle communication technologies and onboard diagnostics
Episode: 204. Mark Zachos & The Future of Onboard Diagnostics In Cars (Interview)

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings
  • Highly recommend

    I’m a pre-engineering student and love listening to this podcast to keep me up to date on technological and engineering advances delivered in a conversational and easy to follow format. Thanks for your hard work on this Daniel and Farbod!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Michaelbublefan
    United States2 years ago
  • Mid

    I see what they’re trying to accomplish but it’s what every “young engineer” is talking about. The research seems okay but they need to deep dive. Actually talk about things that are working and not potential of tech.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Moogie98
    United States2 years ago
  • Tech for Everyone. This podcast is brilliant!

    The best podcast! Great hosts and easy to understand talks on complex topics. Can’t recommend more highly. This is the top tech podcast, always worth a listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dinosaurbagel
    United States3 years ago
  • Tech for Everyone. This podcast is brilliant!

    The best podcast! Great hosts and easy to understand talks on complex topics.

    Can’t recommend more highly. This is the top tech podcast, always worth a listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dinosaurbagel
    United States3 years ago
  • I really like this podcast channel

    Thanks folks for your advance tech topics and I like the way you highlight the tech trends in different areas.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Abdulaziz Almalaq
    Saudi Arabia3 years ago

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Guests bring practical expertise, making complex topics actionable for listeners.
The hosts explain tech topics clearly and keep discussions engaging for non-experts.
Episodes are concise, well-produced, and full of fresh tech ideas.

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244. The Hidden Power of Engineers as Storytellers (with Mouser’s Matt Campbell & Ricky Flores)
Q: How do you distill complex technical topics into accessible messaging?
We start by understanding the audience, mapping applications, and outlining clear angles; we also leverage specialized writers and a collaborative process with suppliers to ensure accuracy and accessibility.
244. The Hidden Power of Engineers as Storytellers (with Mouser’s Matt Campbell & Ricky Flores)
Q: What sectors are Mouser's customers in and how do you tailor content for them?
Customers span automotive, IoT, medical, and industrial sectors; content is tailored by collaborating with supplier marketers and applying a clear audience-focused angle to explain how a product fits real-world use cases.
242. Mouser’s Matt Bell & The Next Generation of Automated Warehouses
Q: Where do we start? We should just do introductions first, right?
They introduce Matt Bell and establish his long history at Mouser, setting the stage for a deep dive into his role and the company's approach to automation.
209. Tom Zaubermann & The Cyber Threat(s) To Your Car
Q: What do you drive and do you feel safe in your car?
I drive a Tesla Model Y and feel safe due to regular software updates, though I believe older models may not offer the same security.
209. Tom Zaubermann & The Cyber Threat(s) To Your Car
Q: What advice would you give consumers regarding cybersecurity in cars?
Consumers should ensure their cars receive updates promptly, research vulnerabilities, and check for a car manufacturer's engagement with security measures.

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Two engineers break down cutting-edge tech and research in accessible language, often tying complex topics to real-world products, manufacturing, and demos. Episodes frequently feature guests from hardware supply and engineering education, focusing on practical applications of AI, robotics, wearables, smart textiles, and automated warehousing. A standout angle is translating technical marketing and engineering work into engaging stories and demos, with a strong bias toward hands-on projects and measurable impact. The show is likely to appeal to technically curious listeners who value clear explanations, actionable takeaways, and industry context, from students to professionals in engineering and product development.

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