Podcasts about liveworx

Welcome to IoT Coffee Talk #156 where we have a chat about all things IoT over a cup of coffee or two with some of the industry's leading business minds, thought leaders and technologists in a totally unscripted, organic format. Thanks for joining us. Sit back with a cup of Joe and enjoy the morning banter. In this week's episode, we celebrate our 3rd anniversary of one of the top IoT shows on the Interwebs!!! Amazing!!! Rob, Jan, Leonard, and David jump on to Web3 broadcasting from PTC's Liveworx event in Boston, MA, to talk about the future of streaming and podcasts and being almost famous in the world of IoT. We also delve into the matters of eSIM, iSIM, and the perennial challenges of global IoT. Leonard provides a tour of PTC's #Liveworx, PLM and how it has evolved over the years, XR and why immersive stuff is tough in industrial, the history and the role of the digital twin and Thingsworx, which was co-founded by Rick Bullota and purchased by PTC, they ask the question of whether 5G will matter in industrial? Of course we can't help but talk about generative AI and the practical approaches that thought-leading vendors are taking in validating and developing valuable applications with the latest hyped tech.     Thanks for listening to us! Watch episodes at http://iotcoffeetalk.com/. Your hosts include Leonard Lee, Stephanie Atkinson, Marc Pous, David Vasquez, Rob Tiffany, Bill Pugh, Rick Bullotta and special guests. We support Elevate Our Kids to bridge the digital divide by bringing K-12 computing devices and connectivity to support kids' education in under-resourced communities. Please donate.

There are thousands of problems in our human lives. We're solving more and more of them with robots, but the much-hyped “robot apocalypse” is far in the distance. Robotics writer Steve Crowe is no stranger to the advances—and rumors—within the industry. He's a leading authority at WTWH Media, the publisher behind The Robot Report, Robotics Business Review, Collaborative Robotics Trends, and Mobile Robot Guide. Crowe has covered robotics from all angles, so he knows the possibilities and limitations. Listen to Crazy Hard Robots as Steve Crowe, Editorial Director at WTWH Media, geeks out with Tom about successes, failures, and possibilities for robotics, including: The Robot Report Podcast and misadventures with robo taxis Limitations of robot programming to account for unknowns Robots that don't work well because manufacturers aim too high What needs to happen for robots to go mainstream for individuals Repeatability, reliability, and ease-of-use as keys to robotics success Being able to pivot when a robotics concept proves undoable The value of applying existing technology to new robotics solutions Keeping things simple and using robotics to solve a specific problem About Steve Crowe Steve Crowe is a dynamic editor, writer and public speaker with 10+ years in B2B and robotics. He is the Editor of The Robot Report and Collaborative Robotics Trends, two flagship publications of WTWH Media. The Robot Report provides engineering, technology, and business professionals with a single source for breaking news, product information, independent analysis, and in-depth research. Collaborative Robotics Trends provides news and analysis about emerging collaborative robotics capabilities, powerful enabling technologies, cobot applications and insights into future innovations. Crowe joined WTWH Media after spending five years as Managing Editor of Robotics Trends and Robotics Business Review. He is also co-founder and co-chair of the Robotics Summit & Expo, a technical conference and expo dedicated to addressing the issues involved with the design, development, manufacture of commercial robotics systems; is co-chair of RoboBusiness, an international robotics business development and innovation event located in the Heart of Silicon Valley; and has produced robotics conferences for CES and PTC's LiveWorx. Crowe holds a degree in journalism from Emerson College.

Kyle Carreau (Partner Enablement Engineer) sits down with Philip Bard (Principal Product Experience Specialist) to discuss having the coolest job at PTC. Philip has the pleasure of working next to the Customer Experience Center team to build the extravagant demos that you see touring the center, as well as building demos for the LiveWorx events. The pair talk about what it’s like to have access to some unique resources sent to Philip’s home (laser cutters, Volvo truck engines) and how it has built an awkward relationship with his postman. Additionally, Philip gives some insight into some exciting things coming to the CXC, as well as the origins of the now famous “Motor Demo”.

While many knowledge workers have quickly adapted to remote work thanks to video and teleconferencing, that’s not usually a feasible option for frontline workers such as those in factories. Jim Heppelmann, CEO of PTC, discusses how technologies like augmented and virtual reality, IoT, and software as a service are making digital collaboration possible for workers who typically need to be onsite. PTC aims to be at the forefront of these digital innovations through solutions such as Vuforia Chalk and their new Reality Lab. He also discusses how the company is pivoting their marquee industrial event, LiveWorx, to a one-day virtual conference, and shares insight into what’s top of mind for CEOs navigating a post-coronavirus world.

The VR/AR Association's Global Executive Director, Kris Kolo, joins Tyler & Sophia to discuss the current state of the VR/AR Association and the announcement of the VRARA Enterprise Summit with LiveWorx. More information about LiveWorx 2019 can be found here. Visit the VR/AR Association at www.TheVRARA.com for more information about how you can get involved with this worldwide organization. Subscribe to the podcast wherever podcasts are found or listen to past interviews at www.TheVRARA.com/podcast 

CUBE hosts Dave Vellante (@dvellante) and Stu Miniman (@stu) kickoff our coverage of PTC LiveWorx 2018 with an in depth reflection of the Kickoff Keynote To see more of our coverage of this event, please visit: https://www.thecube.net/liveworx-2018

At this year's LiveWorx '17 technology conference, PTC President and CEO Jim Heppelmann in his keynote speech explained that while IoT and AR are necessities to one another, CAD and PLM are the real “match makers” that fuse them together before going on to declare that "IoT is PLM." What exactly does this mean though? What better way to find out then tuning in to the final part of this episode where Steve Dertien, Senior Vice President, Technology at PTC will run us through use cases in areas such as product development and how PTC's PLM technology is driving transformative change for businesses today.  Learn more about PTC's PLM software known as Windchill right now: https://www.ptc.com/en/product-lifecycle-management

At the day one LiveWorx keynotes, Internet of Things security was an overlooked topic. Jon set about to correct that by sitting down with Volker Gerstenberger and Tomi Ronkainen of Giesecke & Devrient, a firm with a deep history of security everything from bank notes to, now, the IoT. The guys talk about the thorny security issues raised by IoT, and how they can be addressed during the design process. Autonomous/smart cars are one hacking controversy the guys cover. They also discuss the tensions between airtight security and great UX, and what they tell end customers about security preparedness.   Yes, you can get Busting the Omnichannel on iTunes.

At the day one LiveWorx keynotes, Internet of Things security was an overlooked topic. Jon set about to correct that by sitting down with Volker Gerstenberger and Tomi Ronkainen of Giesecke & Devrient, a firm with a deep history of security - everything from bank notes to, now, the IoT. The guys talk about the thorny security issues raised by IoT, and how they can be addressed during the design process. Autonomous/smart cars are one hacking controversy the guys cover. They also discuss the tensions between airtight security and great UX, and what they tell end customers about security preparedness.