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你手里的那杯咖啡为什么越来越好喝？2025 WBC 米兰世界咖啡师大赛，孙磊拿下亚军，刷新了中国内地选手的历史最佳成绩。WBC 是一项看似离我们遥远的比赛，但它对我们每天喝到的咖啡影响巨大：从 Sasa Sestic 推广的 OCD 布粉理念，到如今咖啡馆标配的布粉针；从 Matt Perger 当年把 EK43 带上比赛舞台，一度让这台磨豆机火遍全球；再到我们常喝的冰博客奶、创意特调的流行——推动这些行业标准与趋势，选手们在世界赛场上的实验、突破和表达都功不可没。因此，当我们今天讨论“好咖啡怎么来的”，比赛和日常之间的距离，往往比想象中更近。从赛场归来，他分享了比技术更重要的认知迭代从 2017 年第一次站上世界赛的懵懂，到后来经历四个阶段的认知变化：执着技术参数、困在“展示”逻辑里、意识到比赛的目的在于“让别人喝懂”、再到今年真正理解“启发他人”比“证明自己”更重要。每一个阶段的变化，都对应着许多咖啡爱好者的“盲区”——包括我们对风味的执念、对贵豆的误解、对“好喝”的单一想象。而他今年选择“可持续”主题，并不是因为它好听，而是源自日常：很多咖啡馆用大粉量、前段萃取的流行做法，导致浪费大量咖啡，也让风味失衡。这个观察来自真实门店、真实顾客与真实出品，也正是世界赛作品常常能够反向影响日常咖啡的原因。一个新的高点，也是所有人托举出来的成绩WBC 是咖啡界的奥运会，中国选手过去往往止步决赛门外；而这一次，孙磊不仅闯入决赛，还在三轮中始终稳居前列。这背后靠的不是某一个执着的天才，而是整个行业的成熟：越来越多优秀的咖啡师、评审、产地伙伴、设备团队和消费者一起托住了这个舞台。而理解这场比赛，也要从他聊到的“文化冲击”开始：当你听他说起第一次在意大利接触“属于日常的浓缩文化”，第一次在澳洲看到精品咖啡如何自然融入普通人的生活，你会明白那些经验为什么会反过来塑造他今天对咖啡的表达方式。一些你或许也思考过的咖啡日常节目里，我们也聊了许多你可能会遇到的日常困惑：为什么市面上的浅烘意式浓缩，常常酸涩难喝？一杯“好咖啡”的判断标准，难道只有风味吗？未来的奶咖，会朝特调化发展吗？我们到底想要一杯怎样的好咖啡？嘉宾：孙磊 Simon | 2025 WBC 世界咖啡师大赛亚军、马路咖啡 MARUS COFFEE 创始人本期内容：01:43 米兰归来：刷新中国咖啡师世界赛最好成绩03:29 六个人、上千件器物、五十公斤赛豆Part 1 他如何理解咖啡？08:52 第一次去意大利，才明白咖啡可以只是生活18:48 第一次去澳洲，看见精品咖啡的普及Part 2 他如何理解比赛？30:01 经历了四个阶段的认知迭代52:13 赢得比赛获得了声誉，还是有声誉才能赢比赛？Part 3 他今年为什么能走到世界第二？01:05:07 比赛豆：意式和手冲有不同的选豆逻辑01:12:30 风味不是一切，比赛豆真正看中的是什么？01:27:45 Ecovac：养豆和排气如何影响咖啡？01:40:31 想赢比赛，就要选贵的咖啡豆吗？01:46:58 市场上的浅烘浓缩为什么常常“太酸”？01:52:30 新趋势：牛奶咖啡的特调化02:02:05 比赛创意 vs 日常特调：到底差在哪？Part 4 比赛之外：人、行业与未来02:09:40 关于输给了冠军 Jack Simpson 的空杯这件事！02:17:07 赢的不只是他，是整个中国精品咖啡行业02:23:02 身为咖啡人，怎么面对职业倦怠？02:29:32 关于MARUS马路咖啡和未来▼孙磊在世界赛场（图）主播：咖啡播客的Yujia小红书：Coffeeplus播客微信订阅号：Coffeeplus播客如果觉得内容还不错，请记得订阅节目，您的每一次评论、转发和分享，都会让这个小播客走向更远的未来！�也可以搜索添加微信yujiajia_wx, 记得备注“播客”哦，邀请您进入微信社群～

Could a vacuum really handle all your cleaning? ECOVACS believes it can.The DEEBOT X11 OmniCyclone, now launched in Singapore, promises to clean every corner of your home, tackle tough stains, and make your cleaning routine effortless.On The Right Business, Hongbin Jeong speaks with producer Nadiah Koh to find out more about ECOVAC's regional launch in Ho Chi Minh City. Nadiah Koh also spoke with Chris Ma, Head of Southeast Asia and Korea, ECOVACS about their presence in Southeast Asia and how the company is shaping the future of home robotics in the region.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this coffee break. Darnley dives into the bizarre story of Ecovacs Deebot X2 vacuums that were hacked to chase pets, and spew slurs at their owners. He explores the security vulnerabilities behind the incident and discuss the broader risks of smart home devices in today's connected world.Click here to send future episode recommendationSupport the showSubscribe now to Darnley's Cyber Cafe and stay informed on the latest developments in the ever-evolving digital landscape.

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Simple solution delivers significant savings at Rolls-Royce. Twelve months ago, Freddy Products Ltd received a telephone call from an intern at Rolls-Royce plc based at Derby. This enquiry was the first step to the development of the new Coolant Health Unit, or CHU filtration machine from the Pershore manufacturer. Simon Hanmer, Managing Director at Freddy Products says“Initially, the intern asked about cleaning and recycling coolant.” Rolls-Royce has a long-standing commitment to reduce the environmental impact of its products, services and manufacturing activities. Part of this commitment includes a waste action plan that targets a 25% reduction of liquid and solid waste in the manufacturing process by 2025. Referring to the enquiry, Simon says: “I knew the Rolls-Royce site and wondered if he was aware of all the Freddy machines on-site. He didn’t, so the first thing to do was identify the production area and look at what they had, so we could explain how to use existing Freddy’s to better effect.” “Like so many sites that have Freddy units, the equipment has been there for a long time and tends to be used for ‘suck and dump.’ Freddy’s are made to recycle, but many owners aren’t aware of what they can do because the knowledge hasn’t been handed down. We must educate users and make them aware that Freddy’s will recycle coolant. In many cases, Freddy units are used by on-site cleaning companies on behalf of the owner, so they don’t know how the unit is being utilised. This was the case at Rolls- Royce Derby.” “Once the intern understood the machines on-site, we set up visits to demonstrate how the product should be used, so that Chris Haynes, the Rolls Royce intern, could implement it into his on-site testing plan. Through demos, we considered if there was a way to adapt an existing unit and make coolant cleaning more effective and faster. With such vast machine tool sump sizes, this was the catalyst for Rolls-Royce to work with Freddy to develop the new CHU.” Initially, Freddy took an existing Freddy Ecovac into the refurbishment program to pass as a new machine. Simon says “There was no need to sell Rolls-Royce another machine when they already had a perfectly good machine.” “We refurbished the Ecovac and added some extra features, so Rolls-Royce could use the machine as part of an ongoing development trial. The trials soon transpired into how Freddy Products could be utilised better to enhance machine shop cleanliness at Rolls-Royce whilst approaching the subject of fluid control and contamination. The ageing single filter vacuums could empty a machine sump into an IBC in a matter of minutes; yet a thorough machine clean, re-cycle and replenishment would take considerably longer. Freddy acknowledged the large machine sumps at Rolls-Royce would require extensive and regular cleaning. Likewise, Rolls-Royce recognised that it was continually disposing of a high level of cutting fluid that was not environmentally or cost beneficial to the business. Furthermore, poor coolant quality had the opportunity to be detrimental to health and also the quality of components machined. Working on these shared goals, the two companies set about developing the CHU. The new CHU design incorporates an additional filter bag, an automation feature for unmanned use; and by working with the engineers at Rolls-Royce, a secondary outlet with a lance. Working like a jet wash, this lance can be manually directed to pump recycled coolant into areas of the sump, at pressure, to loosen any fines or swarf resting in difficult to access areas. Simon says “The big thing for us, really is the extra filtration that is credit to an additional basket that is placed at the top of the machine. This allows us to speed up the operation; and by putting two different filters in the machine, it becomes twice as effective. So, the first filter will remove the larger particles from coolant and the second filter will extract the finest of particles. We can have filter units that range from 1000 microns down to a single micron. Working with engineers and chemists at Rolls-Royce, the optimal solution was a 100micron filter to capture large chips and swarf with a secondary 25micron filter to extract fine particles and residue.” “Very early on, we knew we were getting great results with the new CHU product. Through tests on different machines within the Rolls-Royce facility, it was noticed that where coolant was being dumped and replaced, they could now recycle it and extend the life. Thorough analysis of the coolant by both Rolls-Royce and the oil provider proved the new CHU should be deployed throughout more sites.” THE IMMEDIATE GAINS Referring to the savings at Rolls-Royce, Simon Hanmer says: “We've numerous examples of savings at Rolls-Royce. A CHU machine delivered to Rolls-Royce on the 12th August, saved 24,000 litres of coolant in just four weeks of running. That has been achieved by cleaning coolant and recycling it back to the machines; avoiding the financial and environmental cost of disposal. That is quite profound. That is 24 Intermediate Bulk Containers, or IBCs, when you think about it. In terms of financial numbers, the oil that is not being taken off-site and replaced is equating to a £9000 saving in a short period of time.” Looking at specific machine cleaning processes, the new Freddy CHU conducted seven cycles on a single 4-axis turning centre at Rolls-Royce and this removed more than 20kg of swarf from the machine sump. Seven cycles were required to ensure virtually all waste was removed from the machine base. On another turning centre, the new Freddy CHU removed 9kg of waste in just 20 minutes. From the early trials, the Freddy CHU eliminated the need to change coolant on three machines with a combined sump capacity of 7,000litres. In a grinding area at Rolls-Royce, a cylindrical grinder had 20kg of waste removed from the sump in just 90 minutes, with a second machine witnessing similar waste removal. The deep cleaning of the two machines prevented another 3000litres of coolant from being disposed of – prolonging coolant life considerably. In the grinding area, the Freddy CHU utilised a primary filter bag with a 100micron filtration and a secondary bag with 10micron filtration to remove fine particles. Simon says “With two filters in the CHU, there is no need to filter and transfer fluid to an I-B-C and then pump it back to the machine tool. The speed of the C-H-U allows customers to wheel the CHU up to the machine tool, drop in the hoses and automatically clean the machine sump. The C-H-U can automatically 100% filter and recycle 2500litres of coolant per hour.” THE HIDDEN BENEFITS Simon Hander says “During initial cleaning at Rolls-Royce, significant amounts of swarf and fines were removed from machine tools and this level of waste will reduce as the machines are regularly cleaned. However, there are hidden benefits here that manufacturers often don’t realise. For example, if a 1000litre capacity sump generates significant swarf ingress over time, this displaces the coolant and reduces the fluid capacity in the machine. Lower coolant levels will gradually increase the temperature of the coolant, impacting machining performance. Additionally, metal fines in the coolant can also put added stress on high-pressure coolant pumps and reduce fluid pressure and machine service life. Even further downstream, manufacturers may be blasting high-pressure coolant at a part and cutting tool without realising the abrasive content in the fluid and its respective impact on tool life.” Following the delivery of three initial CHU units to Rolls-Royce Derby in August, Freddy Products has since supplied another four machines to Rolls-Royce sites in Coventry, Washington and Germany with more machines being quoted. Commenting upon the working relationship with Freddy Products, Machining Specialist at Rolls-Royce Derby, Ian Baker says: “The really simple, yet effective feature is the addition of a pre-filter that catches a lot of waste prior to secondary filtration. This prevents the system from ‘blinding’ and allows the CHU to work continuously at the machine.” “Globally, Rolls-Royce has a target to reduce solid and liquid waste by 25% by 2025, the Freddy CHU will certainly contribute to us reaching our target. The possibility of rolling-out the Freddy CHU at other Rolls-Royce sites around the world is now being investigated. In the period from August to Christmas 2019, the Freddy CHU has prevented 60,000 litres of fluid from going to waste at just one of our Derby sites. That is a significant cost and fluid saving in a short period of time; and with the Freddy CHU now being used at other Rolls-Royce sites, this genuinely is a positive application from an environmental, health, cost and sustainability perspective.”

Megan Morrone and Florence Ion compare the first smart home device with a screen that works with Google Assistant to the Amazon Echo Show. Answers to your questions about HomeKit, WeMo, Hue Lights, and Ecovac robot vacuums that have minds of their owns. Plus, Megan reviews a WTF IoT device for all the Star Trek fans in your life. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsor: Ring.com/KNOWHOW

Megan Morrone and Florence Ion compare the first smart home device with a screen that works with Google Assistant to the Amazon Echo Show. Answers to your questions about HomeKit, WeMo, Hue Lights, and Ecovac robot vacuums that have minds of their owns. Plus, Megan reviews a WTF IoT device for all the Star Trek fans in your life. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsor: Ring.com/KNOWHOW

Megan Morrone and Florence Ion compare the first smart home device with a screen that works with Google Assistant to the Amazon Echo Show. Answers to your questions about HomeKit, WeMo, Hue Lights, and Ecovac robot vacuums that have minds of their owns. Plus, Megan reviews a WTF IoT device for all the Star Trek fans in your life. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsor: Ring.com/KNOWHOW

Megan Morrone and Florence Ion compare the first smart home device with a screen that works with Google Assistant to the Amazon Echo Show. Answers to your questions about HomeKit, WeMo, Hue Lights, and Ecovac robot vacuums that have minds of their owns. Plus, Megan reviews a WTF IoT device for all the Star Trek fans in your life. Hosts: Megan Morrone and Florence Ion Connect with us!Don't forget to check out our large library of projects at https://twit.tv/shows/know-how.Tweet at us at @meganmorrone and @Ohthatflo. Sponsor: Ring.com/KNOWHOW