Podcasts about Modulus

Croom Precision Medical has selected Renishaw as its partner for additive manufacturing (AM) and metrology. It will use Renishaw technology throughout the production and validation of its ISO: 13485 certified medical devices. The company has found that using Renishaw's AM technology enables them to incorporate complex features into their implant designs at a commercially viable cost. They also note that Renishaw's integrated AM software, combined with its metrology solutions, helps them maintain traceability throughout their manufacturing process, which is vital in a heavily regulated environment. Background Croom Precision Medical (CPM) is at the forefront of Ireland's thriving medical device industry. Established in 1984, CPM has supplied Class I, II, and III medical devices to the orthopaedic market for over 35 years. Since these devices ultimately impact people's lives, it is crucial to implement rigorous quality procedures to ensure their safety and effectiveness during and after implantation. “We strive to achieve consistency and reliability in our manufactured products. CPM envisions becoming a centre of excellence for additive manufacturing in Ireland,” explains Patrick Byrnes, Research and Development Manager at CPM. CPM operates an integrated management system (IMS) that encompasses ISO: 9001, ISO: 13485, and ISO: 14001 accreditation. To demonstrate compliance with these standards, CPM must ensure transparency and traceability at every stage of the manufacturing process. Medical implant designs are rapidly advancing. Manufacturers are increasingly integrating novel and complex structures into these designs to enhance performance and longevity. However, creating such structures with traditional manufacturing techniques can be challenging and may not always be economically feasible. To evaluate the quality of parts, CPM conducts a series of offline tests to assess the implants' chemical, mechanical, and morphological properties. While these tests are essential for measuring the mechanical and chemical consistency of the implants, they can be time-consuming and can raise the overall cost per part. CPM's goal is to transform production so that more monitoring occurs during manufacturing. “We're looking for a red or green light, indicating whether the part is good or bad. Currently, we perform extensive offline testing, aiming to minimise it to reduce our cost of goods. We have made substantial progress in that direction over the past couple of years; there's still some work to be done, but we believe we are ahead of many of our competitors in the area of in-process monitoring,” Byrnes noted. Solution Emerging from the aerospace sector, Renishaw has a proven history of providing solutions that enhance manufacturing efficiency and part safety in highly regulated environments. CPM is applying Renishaw's technology in the medical sector for the same purpose. CPM has invested in a RenAM 500M additive manufacturing system, which it uses to 3D print medical devices in titanium. Renishaw's AM technology can create complex structures in a single manufacturing operation. For instance, CPM has begun to evaluate the use of gyroid lattices on acetabular cups, a design feature that was previously not economically feasible before their investment in AM. The resulting implants have undergone rigorous quality testing, and CPM reports notably good density and Young's Modulus values. In addition to the advanced manufacturing capabilities of AM, Byrnes emphasises that inline process monitoring is what truly sets apart Renishaw's technology and provides CPM with a competitive advantage: “The Renishaw software equips us with all the necessary information to ensure the quality of our parts, from build reports to post-processing, enabling us to trace our parts from beginning to end.” To promote quality and consistency, CPM has also selected Renishaw as its partner for precision metrology equipment, employing Renishaw technology at various stages of their testing and part validation. The team has long recognised Renishaw's reputation for producing reliable, robust metrology equipment: “When you visit multinational companies and see all the Renishaw products on the shop floor, they have a reputation for being repeatable, reliable, and capable of consistently operating in harsh environments,” commented Byrnes. CPM exemplifies how Renishaw can provide a comprehensive solution with technology that supports the manufacturing of technically ambitious parts and quality verification. Results CPM reports an increased market share, directly attributed to its investment in AM technology. “We have captured new market share in international markets, specifically in East Asia and North America, which were previously unattainable for us. Only in the last two years have these markets become accessible. We chose Renishaw as a development partner, not just as a supplier, envisioning the next few years as a strategic partnership to grow our additive manufacturing base here in Ireland.” Healthcare stands out as one of the leading industries for AM development. Although significant progress has already been made, ample room for growth still exists. CPM views Renishaw as a strategic partner in advancing AM technology. Byrnes adds, “Approaching AM for us has been a journey; it's an entirely different way of thinking. It's a more laboratory-like environment, a more cognitive approach to the process as opposed to conventional engineering.” In the coming years, CPM will continue to leverage the knowledge gained from its rigorous development programs and collaborate closely with customers and regulatory bodies to advance additive manufacturing technology and support enhancements in healthcare.

Amanda adventures through the Mary-glockins universe of Nightingale, while Christian becomes a frog who breeds frogs in Mudborne. Emilio is late to the Split Fiction party, that's changed his house's gaming feng shui... but you know what they say! TOPICS Nightingale, Split Fiction, Mudborne, Void War, Liar's Bar, Modulus TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 2:00 - Pingin' It 15:50 - Nightingale ⭐ 36:01 - Split Fiction ⭐ 44:00 - Mudborne ⭐ 58:55 - Void War

In this episode, recorded live at Autodesk University, we're joined by Sheena Shook, a renowned BIM expert and scanning specialist, and Peter Michaelson, cofounder of Modulus. Together, we explore the intersection of cutting-edge scanning technologies and innovative modular design workflows, sharing insights that are reshaping the future of the AEC industry. https://www.linkedin.com/in/peter-michealsen/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/sheenashook/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/brewingwithbim/support

What could go so wrong that a £10M modular construction startup collapsed in just 15 months? In this episode, we had Chris Spiceley and we got to learn about his experience working at Modulous, a modular construction startup that went from raising £10M to liquidation in just 15 months.  Chris shares valuable insights on what went wrong, lessons learned, and advice for anyone building a construction tech startup. Tune in to find out about: ✅ The challenges of delivering modular projects in the UK ✅ Key factors that contributed to Modulus' downfall ✅ The personal impact on employees when a startup fails ✅ Chris' thoughts on the future of industrialized construction ---------------------- Sign up to the #1 Newsletter In Construction Tech. Join over 1,000 like-minded Founders, Investors and Techies disrupting the way we build. Forever : https://bricks-bytes.beehiiv.com/subscribe LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bricks-bytes/ X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/bricksbytespod Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmNbunUTIIQDzbJgGJt9_Zg Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bricksbytes/ ----------------------- This episode is brought to you by Shft—helping contractors like you leverage BIM to secure a leading position in the race towards construction's digital future. Visit: https://maketheshft.digital ----------------------- BuildVision is a procurement network for the $5T commercial construction market. We are transforming the commercial construction supply chain by bringing contractors, manufacturers, and project stakeholders onto a single software platform—revolutionizing how every component is sourced, purchased, and financed. ----------------------- Timestamps: (00:00 - 02:50) - Intro To Our Sponsors & Guest (02:50 - 07:59) - How Chris Made A Transition Into Tech (07:59 - 21:54) - About Industrialized Construction and MMCs In UK (21:54 - 28:41) - Chris's experience working at Modulous (28:41 - 31:54) - Premature Decision Made By Modulous To Expand In US (31:54 - 43:00) - Challenges That Comes With Pilot Projects (43:00 - 58:21) - Economics Of The Idea That Modulous Had (58:21 - 01:07:00) - Key Lessons Learnt By Chris (01:07:00 - 01:16:09) - Understanding Chris's Perspective On Offsite Manufacturing (01:16:09 - 01:16:50) - Outro

Welcome to the Bricks & Bytes Broadcast (BBBC) with Patric Hellermann of Foundamental. This format of episode is a weekly dive into the latest construction tech news from the perspective of investors. From innovations to fundings, market insights, and VC-isms, if you're building in construction tech, investing in construction tech, or intersecting between the tech and physical world, then we'll help you keep your finger on the pulse. ----------------------- In this episode, Patric discusses the underserved areas in ConstruTech, including common data environments, on-site robotics, and the pre-construction space. The pre-construction phase is particularly challenging as estimations need to be accurate to win projects and avoid cost overruns. Ediphi, a company that focuses on construction estimating, recently raised a $12 million series A round. The US construction estimating software market is valued at $1.4 billion, with a predicted compound annual growth rate of 8.9% from 2023 to 2030. Differentiating in the construction estimating market is crucial, and Ediphi offers cloud-based collaboration and access to accurate cost data. Other companies in the space include 1Build and SpotLock. The conversation also touches on the challenges of pricing bespoke projects, the importance of a collaborative estimation process, and the history of Ediphi and its competition. The episode concludes with discussions on rapid funding rounds, the perception of founders with previous exits, and upcoming projects in construction technology, including a super series and an under-the-radar robotics company. Takeaways Underserved areas in ConstruTech include common data environments, on-site robotics, and the pre-construction space. Accurate estimations in the pre-construction phase are crucial to winning projects and avoiding cost overruns. Ediphi, a company focused on construction estimating, recently raised a $12 million series A round. The US construction estimating software market is valued at $1.4 billion, with a predicted compound annual growth rate of 8.9% from 2023 to 2030. Differentiation in the construction estimating market is important, and Ediphi offers cloud-based collaboration and access to accurate cost data. Timestamps: 00:00 Underserved Areas in ConstruTech 01:16 The Importance of Pre-Construction Phase 04:27 The Market Size of Pre-Construction Space 05:57 Ediphi's Series A Funding and Market Opportunity 07:23 Differentiation in the Construction Estimating Market 09:30 Challenges in Pricing Bespoke Projects 11:29 Collaborative Estimation Process 13:44 Ediphi's Origin Story and Competition 15:18 Rapid Funding Rounds and Reasons Behind Them 21:17 Upcoming Super Series in Construction Technology 21:59 Under the Radar Robotics Company 22:58 Discussion on Modulus and Lessons Learned

We were worried this would be lost media but thanks to Modulus16 we got some audio! Sorry for the lack of video. Regardless, this was all Bill's idea for the Cosmere Fantasy Draft. We had a great time and hope you enjoy it too! Vote for which team you liked the most here: https://strawpoll.com/xVg7jVoNpnr ___ No show notes for this episode as it was being recorded live at Dragonsteel 2023! Special thanks again to Modulus for saving our bacon with the backup recording! ___ You can support The Sandersonian Institute of Cosmere Studies by becoming a Patron at http://www.patreon.com/cosmerestudies SICS patrons make the show possible and gain access to additional content and early access to bonus episodes.  ___ Want some SICS merch? Check out our merch store at https://store.streamelements.com/cosmerestudies ___ You can email us your questions about the Cosmere at cosmerestudies@gmail.com. We will occasionally select emails to respond to during the show, so we'd love to hear any theories you have, no matter how far-fetched, or anything else you may have to say about Brandon Sanderson's work.  ___ Follow us at www.youtube.com/cosmerestudies for our live shows, which stream on Mondays, every two weeks, at 8:30pm Mountain Time. Edited versions will be posted on the channel the following Wednesday. ___  We'd like to thank the following artists for granting us permission to use their artwork in our opening video. Be sure to check out their websites! Stephan Martiniere - Elantris - http://www.martiniere.com/  Sam Weber - The Mistborn Trilogy - http://www.sampaints.com/ Chris McGrath - Alloy of Law - http://www.christianmcgrath.com/ Dan dos Santos - Warbreaker - http://www.dandossantos.com/ Michael Whelan - Words of Radiance and Oathbringer - http://www.michaelwhelan.com/ David Palumbo - Arcanum Unbounded - http://www.dvpalumbo.com/  ___ The Sandersonian Institute of Cosmere Studies is a biweekly podcast for fans of Brandon Sanderson's Cosmere novels. Bill, Amy, and Jordan discuss Brandon's work and dive a bit too deep into theories and speculation. So put on your aluminum foil hats and join us for the ride as we discuss Brandon's work and your emails, and remember—there's ALWAYS another secret! ___ Write to us! The Sandersonian Institute of Cosmere Studies PO Box 970063 Orem, UT 84097 ___ Find SICS online: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/cosmerestudies Patreon: http://www.patreon.com/cosmerestudies X: http://www.twitter.com/cosmerestudies Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/cosmerestudies Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/cosmerestudies TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@cosmerestudies

Chennai-based Modulus Housing which started after the Chennai floods in 2015, identifies a need for quick, portable housing solutions. The company specializes in micro-construction projects (less than 3000 square feet) using rapid modular technology. These units are built in factories, ensuring controlled quality and can be easily assembled and disassembled for reuse. Recently, it secured a significant order from the Bihar government to construct 20 bedded hospitals across 173 sites in 23 districts, worth around 65 to 70 crores. It is looking to collaborate with various State governments, notably Bihar, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and others to improve healthcare infrastructure in that State. It is also eyeing expanding in Africa after piloting its solution with Habitat for Humanity. Overall, the conversation highlighted their journey from inception to their current significant order from the Bihar government, emphasizing the company's focus on rapid, portable, and reusable micro-construction solutions, especially in the healthcare sector. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/business-line/message

HungerCount 2023: Food Bank visits up 78% since 2019 GUEST: David Long, CEO of the Greater Vancouver Food Bank Your child is a victim of cyberbullying. Now what? GUEST: Dr. Johanna Sam, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia  Flag Football is heading to the Olympics, is Canada any good? GUEST: Jim Mullin, President of Football Canada Music on Main's 2023 Modulus Festival   GUEST: Show contributor, Geri Mayer-Judson Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Max Darnell, CEO and co-founder of Modulus Therapeutics, takes us through his thrilling journey from bioengineering and systems biology to launching a biotech startup. Max unveils how his team's curiosity and motivation, along with their high throughput discovery platform, are revolutionizing cell and cell therapy component designs. Hear how Modulus is making strides in the autoimmune space and harnessing the power of DNA barcoding and sequencing to transform traditional assays into high throughput screens.First In Human is a biotech-focused podcast that interviews industry leaders and investors to learn about their journey to in-human clinical trials. Presented by Vial, a tech-enabled CRO, hosted by Simon Burns, CEO & Co-Founder. Episodes launch weekly on Tuesdays. To view the full transcript of this episode, click here.Interested in being featured as a guest on First In Human? Please reach out to catie@vial.com.

Today, we have Sam Gregson, the lead computational designer at Modulous, joining us for this episode. Our discussion covers a range of topics, including efficient design solutions, computational design, the importance of digitized design costing programming and procurement in shaping our future, and more. In this episode, we take a closer look at:- Modular construction benefits: leverage computational models. Addressing interoperability with construction plugins. Machine learning enhances computational design effectiveness. Gaming insights drive advancements in design. Diverse backgrounds within the Modulus software team. Emphasizing creativity attracts young talent to construction. If you're finding value in our podcast, we kindly request you to share your feedback by leaving a review. Your support enables us to attract incredible guests and deliver the finest and most enlightening content on technology in the built world. ------------------------------- Sam Gregson, Lead Computational Designer at Modulous ------------------------------------------- Today's Sponsor: ⁠⁠⁠beta⁠⁠⁠ - Construction and technology network platform- connecting the tech industry with traditional partners.Check ⁠⁠⁠www.the-beta.com⁠⁠------------------------------------------ Timestamps: 

Dan talks with E.J. Simpson about his vast musical resume, including The Goats, Maggi Pierce and E.J., Beru Revue, Boris Garcia, and all the various tributes and projects he's been a part of. E.J. has a new LP out on May 5th called 'E.J. Simpson's You Purple Virgin Presents Fabulous Fantasy', available at his site and anywhere you get digital music. They talk touring (both on a label and DIY), E.J.'s custom Modulus bass, working with Phil Nicolo, and what it is to be a "lifer" at this stage in the game. 

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This week, I welcome Adam Harms to the show. Adam is the managing director at Ruhl Strategic Partners and one of the founders of Modulus, a new Social Community that is 100% dedicated to the Materials Industry. This new platform will offer a more focused materials network experience away from LinkedIn that allows deeper engagement, and industry advancement. Adam explains […] The post Unlocking the Power of the Composites and Advanced Materials Community – Interview with Adam Harms first appeared on Composites Weekly.

Charlie Key is the co-founder and CEO of Losant. He focuses his day-to-day responsibilities on working with Losant's enterprise partners and customers. Charlie has spent more than a dozen years in software and technology. He has worked with various Fortune 500 companies to build business-changing software and applications. Charlie can demonstrate IoT's value by connecting the technology's properties to critical business outcomes. His unique background as a CEO and engineer enables him to eloquently communicate how IoT can serve as a viable solution to everyday business challenges, including how to survive and compete in an ever-changing landscape. In addition to starting Losant, his team and he has founded Modulus and Switch on the Code (SOTC). Modulus was a robust general platform for running software at scale anywhere around the world. Modulus was acquired by Progress Software ($PRGS) in 2014, where Charlie stayed on as Senior Director of Business Development. SOTC was primarily a content site for tutorials on how to create software with a variety of technologies. In 2012 SOTC was acquired by Tech.pro for the content library and site traffic. Find Charlie Online: https://www.losant.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/charliekey/ If you're enjoying Entrepreneur's Enigma, please give us a review on the podcast directory of your choice. We're on all of them and these reviews really help others find the show. Also, if you're getting value from the show and want to buy me a coffee, go to the show notes to get the link to get me a coffee to keep me awake, while I work on bringing you more great episodes to your ears. →  https://gmwd.us/buy-me-a-coffee Follow Seth Online: Seth | Digital Marketer (@s3th.me) • Instagram: Instagram.com/s3th.me Seth Goldstein | LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/goldsteinmedia Seth on Mastodon: https://masto.ai/@phillycodehound Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Liam and Freddie sit down at opposite ends of the world and discuss what Liams been up to in Antigua and how it is a wing/kite spot. We then get into a conversation on mast stiffness and Liam gets stuck into the techy side of carbon constructions - what actually is High Modulus and why is it the talk of the town at the moment? We've also had a good amount of listeners reaching out with questions and feedback that we'll hopefully aim to work through properly as we go. Thanks to everyone for listening and anyone who has reached out too, we love hearing from everyone. This is it for 2022 - we'll be back in the New Year with some new interviews hopefully. Fingers crossed everyone gets out on the water over the festive period!

Carrie Seid is a nationally recognized artist who exhibits her work in galleries all over the United States. Carrie received her B.F.A. from The Rhode Island School of Design in 1984, and her M.F.A. from Cranbrook Academy of Art, where she was a Merit Scholar. Carrie has taught at numerous universities around the United States, including The School of The Art Institute of Chicago, State University of New York at Buffalo, Niagara County Community College, Daemen College, Arizona State University and University of Arizona. Her teaching career spawned “Creative Catalyst Coaching,” her own program designed to help creative people liberate themselves from their limiting beliefs, so they can reach their highest goals. Carrie leads live workshops, conducts corporate trainings, and individual consultations with creative professionals. Winner of the Purchase Award in 2003, Carrie's work is part of the permanent collection of The Tucson Museum of Art where she also had a solo exhibition. In 2006, she was featured on “Arizona Illustrated” on KUAT television, and has also been interviewed for radio and podcasts. Carrie also designed products for TAG, Inc., and Modulus, Inc., in Chicago, as well as Terragrafics, Inc., in San Francisco. She's been awarded numerous public art commissions in Arizona, including the The Udall Senior Center, five different projects at the Oro Valley Hospital, a glass walkway in the Ellie Towne Community Center, and a giant steel orange slice and two benches along the Orange Grove Road expansion project in Tucson. Learn more: carrieseid.com

Neutron star inner crust: reduction of shear modulus by nuclei finite size effect by Nikita A. Zemlyakov et al. on Tuesday 13 September The elasticity of neutron star crust is important for adequate interpretation of observations. To describe elastic properties one should rely on theoretical models. The most widely used is Coulomb crystal model (system of point-like charges on neutralizing uniform background), in some works it is corrected for electron screening. These models neglect finite size of nuclei. This approximation is well justified except for the innermost crustal layers, where nuclei size becomes comparable with the inter-nuclear spacing. Still, even in those dense layers it seems reasonable to apply the Coulomb crystal result, if one assumes that nuclei are spherically symmetric: Coulomb interaction between them should be the same as interaction between point-like charges. This argument is indeed correct, however, as we point here, shear of crustal lattice generates (microscopic) quadrupole electrostatic potential in a vicinity of lattice cites, which induces deformation on the nuclei. We analyze this problem analytically within compressible liquid drop model, using ionic spheroid model (which is generalization of well known ion sphere model). In particular, for ground state crust composition the effective shear modulus is reduced for a factor of $1-u^{5/3}/(2+3,u-4,u^{1/3})$, where u is the filling factor (ratio of the nuclei volume to the volume of the cell). This result is universal and does not depend on the applied nucleon interaction model. For the innermost layers of inner crust u~0.2 leading to reduction of the shear modulus by ~25%, which can be important for correct interpretation of quasi-periodic oscillations in the tails of magnetar flares. arXiv: http://arxiv.org/abs/http://arxiv.org/abs/2209.05821v1

In a tribute to the late luthier and designer of the Grateful Dead's iconic Wall of Sound, Rob goes back into the archive to bring you his conversation with Rick Turner. Originally aired in edited segments during episodes 16-19, you can now hear the unedited version where Rick speaks about his time as musician, starting in the NYC coffee houses and including playing with Ian and Sylvia, how he gets into guitar building, the founding of both Alembic and Modulus guitars and much more. Rick also goes into detail about how the Wall of Sound came to be and specifics on its design. Turner was cutting edge in both guitar and sound design circles and shares many details both technical and general, along with some great stories. Support the show (https://www.themusicplaystheband.net) Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themusicplays) https://paypal.me/themusicplays Grateful Sweats Subtle and Unique Dead Inspired Gear Sarno Music Solutions Producing the finest musical instrument audio gear, designed and hand-built in St. Louis, Missouri Blue Jade Audio Mastering St louis's primary audio mastering service since 1999 The Authenticity Academy Get in touch with your authentic self. Offering you online courses and private coaching. CLEAN Store Software driven solutions and concierge service for all of your branding and apparel needs https://www.cleanuniform.com/branding-apparel-store/ Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a tribute to the late luthier and designer of the Grateful Dead's iconic Wall of Sound, Rob goes back into the archive to bring you his conversation with Rick Turner.Originally aired in edited segments during episodes 16-19, you can now hear the unedited version where Rick speaks about his time as musician, starting in the NYC coffee houses and including playing with Ian and Sylvia, how he gets into guitar building, the founding of both Alembic and Modulus guitars and much more.Rick also goes into detail about how the Wall of Sound came to be and specifics on its design. Turner was cutting edge in both guitar and sound design circles and shares many details both technical and general, along with some great stories.Support the show (https://www.themusicplaystheband.net)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themusicplays)https://paypal.me/themusicplaysGrateful SweatsSubtle and Unique Dead Inspired GearSarno Music SolutionsProducing the finest musical instrument audio gear, designed and hand-built in St. Louis, MissouriBlue Jade Audio MasteringSt louis's primary audio mastering service since 1999The Authenticity AcademyGet in touch with your authentic self. Offering you online courses and private coaching.CLEAN Store Software driven solutions and concierge service for all of your branding and apparel needshttps://www.cleanuniform.com/branding-apparel-store/Part of Pantheon Podcasts

In a tribute to the late luthier and designer of the Grateful Dead's iconic Wall of Sound, Rob goes back into the archive to bring you his conversation with Rick Turner. Originally aired in edited segments during episodes 16-19, you can now hear the unedited version where Rick speaks about his time as musician, starting in the NYC coffee houses and including playing with Ian and Sylvia, how he gets into guitar building, the founding of both Alembic and Modulus guitars and much more. Rick also goes into detail about how the Wall of Sound came to be and specifics on its design. Turner was cutting edge in both guitar and sound design circles and shares many details both technical and general, along with some great stories. Support the show (https://www.themusicplaystheband.net) Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themusicplays) https://paypal.me/themusicplays Grateful Sweats Subtle and Unique Dead Inspired Gear Sarno Music Solutions Producing the finest musical instrument audio gear, designed and hand-built in St. Louis, Missouri Blue Jade Audio Mastering St louis's primary audio mastering service since 1999 The Authenticity Academy Get in touch with your authentic self. Offering you online courses and private coaching. CLEAN Store Software driven solutions and concierge service for all of your branding and apparel needs https://www.cleanuniform.com/branding-apparel-store/ Part of Pantheon Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In a tribute to the late luthier and designer of the Grateful Dead's iconic Wall of Sound, Rob goes back into the archive to bring you his conversation with Rick Turner.Originally aired in edited segments during episodes 16-19, you can now hear the unedited version where Rick speaks about his time as musician, starting in the NYC coffee houses and including playing with Ian and Sylvia, how he gets into guitar building, the founding of both Alembic and Modulus guitars and much more.Rick also goes into detail about how the Wall of Sound came to be and specifics on its design. Turner was cutting edge in both guitar and sound design circles and shares many details both technical and general, along with some great stories.Support the show (https://www.themusicplaystheband.net)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/themusicplays)https://paypal.me/themusicplaysGrateful SweatsSubtle and Unique Dead Inspired GearSarno Music SolutionsProducing the finest musical instrument audio gear, designed and hand-built in St. Louis, MissouriBlue Jade Audio MasteringSt louis's primary audio mastering service since 1999The Authenticity AcademyGet in touch with your authentic self. Offering you online courses and private coaching.CLEAN Store Software driven solutions and concierge service for all of your branding and apparel needshttps://www.cleanuniform.com/branding-apparel-store/Part of Pantheon Podcasts

This week we get into our "On Bass" Bassist, thee legendary Stanley Clarke. Modulus, Alembic, Rick Turner (RIP), find out which one we're picking in GSG segment. Also, find out which song we're listening to "Because Of The Bass". You can listen to the songs featured on todays episode on our YouTube playlist titled Episode 6| https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCliC2En6Kk4dixUxM7Rse9LjrM3dBh37We'd love to here from you, please send feedback and questions to Bassfortheculture@gmail.comYou can catch us on Instagram @bassforthculture and on Facebook| Bass For The Culture

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Take an inside look at Zipline, an ambitious drone delivery company, from the perspective of the person whose job is to find the company's technological flaws — and fix them before lives are on the line.Modulus https://twitter.com/modulusmagHostsBrian McManus https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManusStephanie Sammann https://twitter.com/stephaniesammaErica Corder https://twitter.com/EricaCorderSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Understanding octopus intelligence requires stepping outside the notion of intelligence as we know it. Two octopus experts explain how they understand the curious creatures in this episode.Modulus https://twitter.com/modulusmagHostsBrian McManus https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManusStephanie Sammann https://twitter.com/stephaniesammaErica Corder https://twitter.com/EricaCorderSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A haunting sound produced by sand dunes at only around 30 sites in the world has proven a mystery for centuries. That is, until Caltech professor Melany Hunt began taking groups of students into the desert to finally figure it out.Modulus https://twitter.com/modulusmagHostsBrian McManus https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManusStephanie Sammann https://twitter.com/stephaniesammaErica Corder https://twitter.com/EricaCorder See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

MRS Bulletin’s Impact editor Markus Buehler interviews Huajian Gao of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore and Bo Ni of Brown University on their development of a deep learning method to predict the elastic modulus field based on strain data that may be the result of an experiment. The method is highly efficient and offers real-time solutions to problems that usually require complex numerical methods that rely on variational methods to solve elasticity problems, like finite element analysis. This type of approach may change the way researchers interpret experimental data. See the article “A deep learning approach to the inverse problem of modulus identification in elasticity” (doi:10.1557/mrs.2020.231).

NASA engineer Bobak Ferdowsi's work — and hair — thrust him into the national spotlight following the successful deployment of NASA's Mars Curiosity Rover. He's taking us inside the arc of his career, the make-or-break moments behind Curiosity, and his rise to overnight celebrity.Modulus https://twitter.com/modulusmagHostsBrian McManus https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManusStephanie Sammann https://twitter.com/stephaniesammaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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This conversation with  Marco Veniere is about the geomechanical properties in the Duvernay.  It is based on Marco Venieri, Per Pedersen, and David Eaton's recent publication “Predicting unconventional reservoir potential from wire-line logs: a correlation between compositional and geomecahnical properties of the Duvernay shale play of western Alberta Canada”.  We also incorporate elements from the previous paper by Marco Venieri, Ronald Weird, Scott McKean, Per Pedersen, and David Eaton's scientific article titled “Determining elastic properties of organic-rich shales from core, wireline logs, and 3-D seismic: A comparative study from the Duvernay play, Alberta, Canada”.  Some highlights include discussing how spectral gamma ray and pulsed neutron spectroscopy to reveal elastic properties.  What does Young's Modulus and Poisson's Ratio correlate to geologically in core, seismic, and logs?  How do Spectral Gamma Ray and Pulsed Neutron Spectroscopy reveal elastic properties?May this exchange serve to expand your geological knowledge on the go.For more information go to www.stoneconsulting.infoCitation: Venieri, M., Pedersen, P., Eaton, D. (2020). Predicting unconventional reservoir potential from wire-line logs: a correlation between compositional and geomecahnical properties of the Duvernay shale play of western Alberta Canada. AAPG Bulletin (November 2020). 10.1306/10262019042Venieri, M., Weird, R., McKean, S., Pedersen, P., Eaton, D. (2020). Determining elastic properties of organic-rich shales from core, wireline logs, and 3-D seismic: A comparative study from the Duvernay play, Alberta, Canada. Journal of Natural Gas Science and Engineering (84) 103637, ISSN 1875-5100

Through advancements in technology, divers have been able to test the limits of the human body with a technique that allows people to live underwater. It's a harrowing, sometimes deadly, and exhilarating experience, according to those who have lived it — including our guests Allan Waterfield and U.S. Navy Captain (Ret) Marie Knafelc.Modulus https://twitter.com/modulusmagHostsBrian McManus https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManusStephanie Sammann https://twitter.com/stephaniesammaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Batteries are one of the most life-changing technologies we have. But even though they dictate our technological advancements, the energy we use, and life as we know it, their production also limits us. Guests Donald Sadoway of MIT and Linda Gaines of Argonne National Laboratory are doing something about it.Modulus https://twitter.com/modulusmagHostsBrian McManus https://twitter.com/TheBrianMcManusStephanie Sammann https://twitter.com/stephaniesammaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Modulus is hosted by Brian and Stephanie from YouTube's Real Engineering and Real Science channels. Modulus is a podcast for engineers, scientists, researchers, and STEM enthusiasts who want an inside look at the work that moves humankind forward. Sharing the stories of people behind extraordinary science, engineering, and technological advancement. To inspire not only ourselves, but generations of inventors and history-makers.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Hallo und herzlich Willkommen zu Deinem Karriere Podcast der Bau- und Immobilienwirtschaft! Ich habe heute Herrn Carl-Christoph Pieper zu Gast. Herr Pieper ist seit 14 Jahren in den Bereichen Projektentwicklung, Investmentbanking, Joint Ventures, großvolumiges Kreditgeschäft an den Standorten London, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf und Hamburg aktiv. Zusammen mit seinem Partner, Herrn Holger Eickhoff, ist er Gründer und Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter der Modulus Real Estate. Vor der Gründung der Modulus Real Estate war Carl-Christoph Pieper Geschäftsführender Gesellschafter eines auf Einzelhandel spezialisierten Asset Manager. Carl-Christoph Pieper hat einen Abschluss als Diplom-Ingenieur (Architektur) der Bauhaus-Universität Weimar mit Schwerpunkt Bauwirtschaft/Baumanagement. In diesem Interview erzählt uns Herr Pieper, welche Erfolgsstrukturen er für sich und für sein Unternehmen, Modulus Real Estate, nutzt. Falls Du mehr über Modulus Real Estate erfahren möchtest, findest du hier den Link zu der Website: http://modulus.de/ Viel Spaß beim Hören der Folge! Liebe Grüße, Stefanie

In this episode I continue our exploration of lumber technical properties with a look at Modulus of Rupture (Bending Strength) and Modulus of Elasticity (Stiffness).

In this exclusive episode, Residential Tech Today Editor-in-Chief Charles Warner sits down with Steve Schulz, President and CEO of Modulus Media Systems, to discuss the company's new home media experience and what we can expect from MODULUS in the future. MODULUS is the first all-in-one system, combining a premium DVR, Blu-Ray/DVD/CD player, feature-rich movie server, streaming video and music device, and personal media organizer into one device. Watch Here : https://youtu.be/g2LwiB-1wBg For More Info: https://www.modulusmediasystems.com

This week on Foamcast Radio, Dart Zone dives into the competitive space with their most powerful blaster ever! We finally have a drop-in upgrade kit for the Regulator, I give you my Tactical Analysis of the T2 afterburner kit from Blaster Core, I’ve got your Requisition Recon and Battlespace Intel as always, and Spectre N7 is in the War Room to recount his experiences at the Foam Pro Tour!Get paid to listen to Foamcast Radio, and all your favorite podcasts!Find show notes, check out Battlespace Intel, order merch, and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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In this episode, we look at renewable energy sources such as solar and wind, and we also look at how we can bring energy to the moon and to mars for sustainable, human presence. Experts from NASA, Stanford and Intertrust's Modulus discus how to survive 14 days of darkness on the moon, how solar is disrupting traditional energy companies and how solar competes from an operational standpoint. 

Measuring the Young Modulus

This week on Foamcast Radio, it’s another week of Worker in the headlines with new short darts and better glue, FoamBlast releases 3D printing files, but not on Thingiverse, Hasbro leaks new Ghost Ops accessories, I have your weekend Requisition Recon and Battlespace Intel as always, and Monty Choy from Suild is back in the War Room to talk about building blasters that shoot smarter.Get paid to listen to Foamcast Radio, and all your favorite podcasts!Find show notes, check out Battlespace Intel, order merch, and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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The Hive Ep is out now, new WIP on the show, and special guest mix by ANTIPOP!Yes, big tings a gwan for Beneath the Surface episode 49. We are featuring the brand new 9 track compilation of artists, “The Hive” out now on Anducted LTD (link below to support). Also on the show we have another killer pic from Melissa, a RAM gem you’d almost forget in All About the Gems, and one massive mix by ANTIPOP! Don’t stop now, tune in right here on the Best Drum and Bass Podcasts!Support “The Hive”:https://www.beatport.com/release/the-hive/2579577Listen to Best Drum and Bass Podcast – Beneath the Surface Ep. 49 on these platforms: YOU CAN NOW SUBSCRIBE ON SPOTIFY!http://bit.ly/spotify-bdnbSubscribe to the podcast on iTunes: http://bit.ly/bestdnbGoogle Play – http://bit.ly/bdnb-gplay iHeartRadio – http://bit.ly/bdnb-ihrTunein – http://bit.ly/bdnb-tunein Stitcher – http://bit.ly/bdnb-stitcherEp 49 TracklistOptiv & CZA / Gemini [C4C Recordings]Dropset ft Born I / Extinction [Abducted LTD]KNOXZ / Hypnotize [WIP]Velos and NLIC / Unseen Force [Abducted LTD]Plox / Brute ForceSmooth / Ride Out (ft. Coppa) [Eatbrain]KS / Do That Thang [Abducted LTD]Opsen & The Clamps / Lumberjack [Trendkill Records]A-Cray / Impulsive [Hoofbeats Music]Mean Teeth / Infection [C4C Recordings]*Murdock / Can’t Keep Me Down feat. Shystie, Sena Dagadu [Viper Recordings]DSP / Head Down [Symmetry Recordings]Manta / Corvus [Mayan Audio]Tobax / Burning [Eatbrain]Avoider / Pointblank [Abducted LTD]The Caracal Project / Wolves [Impact Music]Bold Theory / Transmission [ProtoCode]Nymfo / Pictures on Silence [Dispatch Recordings]Smooth / Devil’s Head [Eatbrain]Jazzatron / Don’t Eat [The Dreamers]Binary / Celestial [Abducted LTD]QO & Trilo / Push It To The Limit [Hoofbeats Music]Evol Intent / The Ladies (Des McMahon Remix) [Evol Intent]*Ram Trilogy – Terminal 2 {RAM] 1999KNOXZ / Bone Breaker [Abducted LTD]Kumarachi / Never Stop [Deep In The Jungle]Trex / Escape From Shaolin [AudioPorn]Kumarachi & Sl8r / Time Is Now [Deep In The Jungle]Zaiaku / Pleasure and Pain [Abducted LTD]Lockjaw / Without You (Grey Code Remix) [Locked Concept]Lockjaw / Human Research (Sinic Remix) [Locked Concept]Traced + HKay / Sonic Warfare [Kill Tomorrow]DSP / Signal [Symmetry Recordings]2Whales / Chaines [Red Light Records]Hanm / Across The Sky [Abducted LTD]Shodan & Cosmology feat. Ella Sopp / Real Love (Zero T Remix) [Addictive Behaviour]NC-17 / A BETTER TOMORROW [LIONDUB STREET SERIES]PAINTED_SKIES_-_BADMAN_STYLE__MST_Digital & Response / Hung Up [Function Records]Ill Truth and Brann / Bounty [CIA Records]Nymfo / A.F.C [Dispatch Recordings]Bad Syntax / Darkness [Abducted LTD]Mean Teeth / Everfunk feat. Phentix [C4C Recordings]*Music Separate from live mix.Follow Knoxz: www.facebook.com/KNOXZMUSICwww.soundcloud.com/KNOXZAntipop Tracklist1 Hammer Dead Zodiac [Protocode]2 No Kidding Gydra [Nueropunk]3 Gravity Fall Mizo [Cause4Concern]4 They’re Coming! Dead Zodiac & Esym [Protocode]5 Tesla Instinkt [Bad Taste Recordings]6 Memory Check Inward, Hanzo & Randie [MethLab]7 Maggot TR Tactics & The Clamps [Mainframe]8 Psiball Telekinesis [Blackout]9 Dvouglas The Clamps [Citrus]10 Dreamworld Mob Tactics [RAM]11 Encarta Loadstar [RAM]12 Airlock Erb n Dub, Crissy Criss, Malux [War On Silence]13 Panic Room Splash Heads [Bad Taste Recordings]14 Prozac Dub Bcee [Spearhead]15 Foghorn Insomniax [Viper]16 LDN Bass Mob Tactics [RAM]17 Lunar Turno [DnB Allstars]18 War Dub Calyx & TeeBee [RAM]19 Let Me Fly Erb N Dub & Skope ft. Damien Soul [Technique]20 Batbots Billain Pythius Remix [Bad Taste Recordings]21 Giant Growth Merikan, IHR [Let It Roll]22 U Want It AKOV (feat. Multiplex & Urso) [Eatbrain]Follow ANTIPOP:https://www.facebook.com/Antipop.dnbANTIPOP BIO:Antipop (Chris Guarino) is a DJ who hails from the East coast of Florida. To say that music has always been a part of his life, would be an understatement. At just 3 years old, Chris would wake the house by playing Rolling Stones albums on his dad’s Dual turntable and setting the volume to max. The minute he got his hands on a set of Technics 1200’s at the age of 13, he was hooked. In 2003, in addition to playing out in many of the clubs in Florida, Chris was introduced to a crew of DJ/producers from the UK at the Nu Horizons event in Atlanta, GA. That meeting not only resulted in new friendships but an opportunity to begin a weekly radio show on the UK based station, Breaks FM. The name has since been changed to Nubreaks radio but he continues to hold the Wednesday night time slot from 8-10 est., playing an assorted mix of breakbeat, dubstep and drum and bass.Lovers of electronic music will appreciate the bass heavy tracks Antipop brings to his sets. He has worked with some of the biggest names in the electronic scene including: The Autobots, Control Zed aka Skism/Pyramid, The Breakfastaz, Factor E, Datapusher and Modulus and many more of the Florida favorites. When asked what he loves about playing this genre of music he says “it’s the energy and intensity of breaks and bass. Whatever genre or sub-genre you want to call it from dubstep to drum and bass, it’s all about the swing of the breakbeat.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Foamcast Radio, a toy retailer drops a massive list of upcoming Nerf blasters, and Hasbro accidentally shows some of them off! We get more details on the Nerf Jupiter, and Worker kills off a community project. Plus I’ve got a Tactical Analysis of the Scravenger, as always your Requisition Recon and Battlespace Intel, and we go to the war room to discuss why the ChronoBarrel only works with Elite darts.Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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One of the most basic properties of a beam is its section modulus. How does the section modulus, S, come into play in structural design? And, why should I care? http://sjcivil.net/sjcc/what-is-section-modulus-s/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sjccsitesurvey/support

This week on Foamcast Radio, new Nerf blasters are releasing in just a few days! Your Nerf Perks points get put on emergency life support, the Caliburn is about to get mass-produced, I've got your Requisition Recon and Battlespace Intel, and we recap the year with my favorite moments from the podcast in 2018 and an awesome audio montage of all my guests' favorite blasters!Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

Foamcast Radio is back, and foamier than ever! Listen for a preview of this week's episode!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

This week on the Foamcast Radio podcast, intel is dropping on blasters from Nerf, BOOMco, X-Shot and more, plus I’ve got your Requisition Recon and Battlespace Intel, and an interview with an ADL player who has an impressive pedigree!Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

This week on the Foamcast Radio podcast, Worker releases an incredible 3-stage flywheel blaster with an equally impressive magazine, Amazon bombs their photoshoot of the Nerf Modulus Longstrike (but at least it's available for pre-order), and Jared Guynes starts up the hype train for the fourth installment of his epic Nerf battle. Plus, I've got your Requisition Recon and your Battlespace Intel!Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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This week on Foamcast Radio, Hasbro announces the first Fortnite blaster, Adventure Force has a flywheeler of their own, updates on Project Tooth and Nail as well as the Nerf Modulus Demolisher, loads of Requisition Recon and Battlespace Intel, and a conversation with the President of the LukeStrong Foundation about bringing joy to kids through blaster toys!Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

David Pay loves to share great music and connect musicians in intimate settings; don’t miss this joyful chat with him, and revel in the 2018 MODULUS FESTIVAL, five days celebrating innovative and wondrous music. It begins Friday, November 2, 2018

This week on Foamcast Radio, a Nerf leak is confirmed, a Zombie Strike blaster is revealed, we have the prices for the Overwatch blasters and more details on the Rival Hypnos, I have all your Battlespace Intel, and the creators of the Atomic Dart League are here to discuss the way they are moving foam sports forward!Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!This week's sponsors:LifeAid BeveragesNordVPNFlux SunglassesSupport the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

Blaster leaks galore, and the creators of the Atomic Dart League join me in the war room! Tune in on Thursday!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

This week on the Foamcast Radio podcast, Hasbro leaks two blaster rereleases, Facebook shuts down a Nerf group after they use the wrong terminology, Target and Walmart both have sales you'll want to know about, and in addition to this weekend's Battlespace Intel, I get all the info about Ragnaroktoberfest from Jamie Heston! Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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This week on Foamcast Radio, I’m back from my honeymoon with loads of Nerf news for you! New Nerf blasters, a BOOMco reskin, the FDL-3, and tons more, all your weekend Battlespace Intel as usual, plus I talk to the Monkeytron Collective about their upcoming Nerf convention in the UK! Find show notes, order merch, leave comments and more at our website!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

A bunch of exciting news items to catch up on, and a new way to submit your event to be mentioned on the show!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

This week on Foamcast Radio, Nerf has leaked a bunch of blasters and confirmed a bunch more, the fall blaster lineup is available on Amazon, I review the Turbo Advance from Zuru Toys, we go over the upcoming events for this weekend and next, and I talk with the owner of Suild.com about his helpful motor chart.Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

A quick look at what's coming later in the week, AND an exclusive hint for this week's #modmysterymonday contest!Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

This week on Foamcast Radio, Hasbro can help you measure your blaster's performance, a ton of new blasters have been announced and/or spotted, and colorful new BattleBunkerz are coming soon! Plus we go over a record list of events and I talk to Sam Flowers from the Lollipop Guild.Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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I tell you about two fun games for Nerfers I'm playing over on Instagram, we take a look at Nerf's only select-fire blaster, I go over a huge list of upcoming foam-flinging events, and we talk to the owner of Nerf Turf Battle.Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

On this week's episode of Foamcast Radio, we talk about the announcement of the Nerf Modulus Demolisher, various speculated Nerf blasters for 2018, the Nerf Rival Kronos, and upcoming Nerf battle events. I also interview Charlaine Nordin, the founder of the Spokane Nerf Association.Support the show (https://patreon.com/foamcastradio)

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CEDIA 2016 Each year CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association) holds an event where the industry gathers to show off their wares. It is akin to a mini-CES, but also for many of us represents a best of CES of sorts. When we've been to attend the show, we tend to enjoy it more than CES. It takes the parts of CES that we are interested in and compresses it down to a more manageable show. We didn't go this year but that won't stop us from talking about some of the products we think are interesting. This year the show was from September 13-17 in Dallas, TX. High-Def Digest: Top Six Highlights from CEDIA 2016 Sony UBP-X1000ES Sony has their first entry into the world of Ultra HD Blu-ray players. But there is catch, this ES model is only for integrators. Even so, it's a pretty clear view of what we can expect when the consumer version is finally announced. The Ultra HD Blu-ray was just one part of Sony's booth, but, at least for this event, Sony made it clear that HDR is an important focus in the current line, both in the Master Drive TVs and in projectors like the VPL-VW5000ES. KEF Blade Two With good reason, most of the serious audio demonstrations at CEDIA 2016 required at the least a demonstration enclosure, and at the most indulgent, a suite. The KEF Blade Two, however, stood in a pair right in the open middle of the KEF booth. That stereo image, produced by two Blade Twos running off of a Hegel H360 (and networked FLAC tracks), was so poised in the din of the convention center and the booth, I had trouble even thinking of places in homes and well, luxury hotels, that wouldn't be made better with a pair of the large but not intimidating speakers. Naturally, the rest of the booth, which housed gems like the KEF Ci Series, had that kid in a toy store feel. LG Signature OLED77G6P Not only is the OLED65G6P basically breathe-taking in that undeniable beauty time of way, but the undeniability applies to both the picture and form. And here, in mid-to-late 2016, what could LG do to top this show-stopper? That would be to debut a 77" version. This new model exudes the same lines, but in a greater size more apropos of in-home cinema. The reason I say that now is a good time to make the trek to see the Signature line is that the 77" (and its even bigger $20k price tag) is already ready at certain showrooms in the States. Modulus Media Hub The Modulus Media Hub promises a lot, including DVD and Blu-ray archiving, a wealth of streaming service support, a base 6TB capacity with external expansion, 4K support, remote media access, and a DVR capability that applies to everything (including streaming). But what struck me is that the Modulus has the hardware (apparently) to also host Ultra HD Blu-rays. Unfortunately, that particular capability is not a certainty. CEDIA: Seven Trends We've Seen at CEDIA 2016 (we will discuss 4 of them…) Voice is the New Mouse and/or Swipe Given the Friday Keynote and a number of CEDIA Talks, it was easy to predict VUI would be a pretty hot topic. But as more and more manufacturers in the CEDIA channel explore integrating some manner of voice control into their products – from whole-home audio to security systems – it's pretty clear that the entire industry's betting on the next step in computer interaction. Everybody's at the Table OK, maybe it's not quite time to dump the term “DIY” yet – but seeing products that are pitched directly to the consumer side-by-side with pro models is an incredibly interesting trend. Back to VUI – yeah, you can buy your own interface device, but that same technology is going into gear used in big integration projects. It seems that there's a parallel development at work — and a realization that as a broader spectrum of the populace gets really interested in this stuff, that rising tide will lift every boat. The Home Needs an IT Pro We've heard more stats about the Internet of Things than devices that are actually on the Internet of Things. Alright, that's a total exaggeration, but still – the challenges that the IoT is presenting when it comes to interoperability, security, and network troubleshooting will translate into ever larger opportunities for that less-than-artful acronym “RMR.” Speakers Should Either Be Gorgeous or Invisible Not a new trend per se, but the difference between the “buried in the sheetrock and still sounds amazing” and the speaker-as-sculpture philosophy really struck your humble scribe over the last few days. Both the aural effects of the invisible speakers and the visual impact from those who treat this gear as high-end design has been jaw-dropping. CE Pro: Editor's Pick: 12 Great New Products from CEDIA 2016 Stewart Filmscreen Phantom HALR Screen The top manufacturer in CE Pro's Brand Analysis in the screen category reinforced its standing with its Phantom HALR black screen. Available in sizes up to 40 x 90 feet, with specification options for rollable installations, and acoustically transparent applications, dealers can use it for residential and commercial jobs. The Phantom produced stunning images on the show floor and its brightly lit aisles. Running a demo with Digital Projection, Stewart says it measured a contrast ratio on the floor of 90:1 and the black-and-white video with the screen looked incredible with no hint of color shift. Meyer Sound Demo Over in the world of pro sound, Meyer Sound is a benchmark brand of speakers . About 10 years ago the company migrated into the movie post-production category branching out from its roots as a sound reinforcement company and quickly established itself as a go-to brand. Now it's coming into the residential market and it's bringing the same level of quality. Working with the Dallas-based dealer Elliston Systems, Meyer partnered with Barco, Vutec and Keith Yates Design to deliver one of the best demos ever produced at a trade show. Barco Thor Projector Another benchmark manufacturer coming from the pro market and into the residential field is Barco. Showing its state-of-the-art Thor 6P laser 4K projector, you could say Barco's Thor dropped the hammer on the competition. Showing a mix of content that included 4K HDR, the Thor provided one of the best demos I've seen at a CEDIA show. Barco even realized the importance of audio with home theater and didn't cut corners with the audio portion of its demo. Autonomic MMS-1e Whole-House Music Player Streamlining the size and installation process for dealers, Autonomic introduced MMS-1e Whole-House Music Player and M-120e 4-zone amplifier. These products provide dealers with all of the familiar functions that have made Autonomic a top provider of whole-house audio systems with the simplified connectivity of its eAudioCast audio-over-Ethernet technology. The MMS-1e provides a choice of audio output formats, Wi-Fi support, control system integration, plus the company's great user interface. The MMS-1e carries an MSRP of just $995. Origin Acoustics B&O Partnership Jeremy Burkhardt has demonstrated once again that he is an industry leader. Combining his company's engineering prowess with the famous industrial design of Bang & Olufsen (B&O), Origin announced a partnership with B&O in which jointly developed products will be available in 700 B&O store locations. Select B&O products will be available to Origin dealers. Unlike the trend to hide architectural speakers, the point of the Origin and B&O collaboration is to show these speakers, which feature B&O's famous industrial design. Digital Projection (DP) e-Vision 4K Laser DP annually makes my best product lists for good reason: the company designs great performing products. The e-Vision 4K Laser is designed to balance performance and cost considerations and it meets all of its objectives. The 8,000-lumen projector provides a lamp life of 20,000 hours and 4K compatibility through the new TI 0.66 DLP chip for a reasonable price of $19,999. I was impressed with the e-Vision 4K Laser's bright and punchy, noise-free highly detailed UltraHD images during the company's demo. Epson LS10500 Projector Epson showcased its LS10500 in a great demo. The new LS10500 provides a lamp life of 30,000 hours, HDR compatibility and 1,500 lumens of color brightness and 1,500 lumens of white brightness. While not a true 4K projector in that it is not a native 4K solution, the LS10500 still delivers a vivid, detailed image that is impossible to match at its price point of $7,999 while accepting Ultra HD signals. Phase Technology CI-130 In-Wall Loudspeaker Showing again that it engineers some of the industry's best “secrets,” the company was showing its new IW-210 in-wall sub and its CI-130 in-wall speakers. This hybrid sealed-box design features a unique design that employs foam holes to allow the speaker to defeat some of the common limitations of architectural products. The CI-130 with the IW-210 produced a huge soundstage that was dynamic and seamless in its sonic integration. Sony UBP-X1000ES Ultra Blu-ray Disc Player It would be an understatement to say that Sony crushed CEDIA 2016. The popular electronics company just about stole the show with the introduction of its new Z-series Ultra HD televisions, new ES A/V receivers, and its UBP-X1000ES UltraHD Blu-ray disc player. Checking in at an approximate price point of $900, it's safe to say the Ultra HD Blu-ray disc category is now validated. Arguably the most anticipated product at the entire show, it offers HDR compatibility, as well as the ability to play DVD-Audio, DVD video, CDs, SACDs, Blu-ray discs, 3D Blu-ray discs and BD-ROMs. It also offers streaming services such as Amazon and YouTube as well as Dolby Atmos compatibility. RBH Sound SV 6500 Signature Reference Speaker RBH's lead engineer Shane Rich quietly designs some of the best speakers on the market. Showing his design talent Rich redesigned its Signature Reference speaker to include Air Motion Tweeters (AMT). As always RBH delivers some of CEDIA's best demos and CEDIA 2016 didn't disappoint with a surround clip from Eric Clapton's “Crossroads” shows and the musicianship of Derek Trucks, Warren Haynes and Susan Tedeschi. Highlighting its surround system was the Signature Reference SV-6500 R floorstanding speaker. CE Pro: What Dealers Say about CEDIA 2016 Bose Lifestyle 650 Bose's new Lifestyle 650 home audio system surprised a lot of integrators at CEDIA. One of them, who didn't want to be named because he's a big Sonos dealer, said, "I couldn't get over how much they've improved the platform. ... The fit, the finish, the feel, they look serious." He says the new little speakers deliver "spacious sound" and strong bass and, of all the compliments, "even the [SoundTouch] app looks respectable." Sony Z-Series displays Check social media. Seems everyone took a picture in front of this 100-inch Z-Series display from Sony. One dealer says "It's as good as it gets." It seemed most dealers were impressed with Sony's new Z-Series (Z9D) displays. At the booth it was noted that the 100-incher was only $60,000 – or half the price of Vizio's 120-inch TV. A dealer on RemoteCentral wonders: “The reps are claiming it's on par (or better than) the OLED. Your thoughts?” Integrator Mike Bruemmer of Cincinnati's Mt. Lookout Television and Electronics, agrees with the reps: “Sony Z9D was outstanding. Much better brightness than the OLED. We looked at the Z9 and ran to go look at the G6 [LG OLED]. Z9 is better.” Sony thrived on the 4K projector front as well. Crestron Crestron did not have an official presence at CEDIA this year, but the company's home-automation products appeared at several booths including Amazon Alexa and Sonos. Of all the new control systems integrating with Sonos, Crestron is the only one that embeds the entire Sonos interface in the automation UI. A Crestron dealer noted, “I saw the Crestron demo with Sonos. There is still some work to go. But one has to start somewhere. They have the link right to the Sonos app from the Crestron panel. Which is obviously a compromise at this point having to flip apps. At this point I would still suggest an Autonomic when doing Crestron systems.” Residential Systems: Real Audio Video VR: My CEDIA 2016 Game Changer REAL Audio Video is a top design and integration firm that has been doing ultra-high-end installs for more than 18 years. REAL partnered with another Utah based company, Fractal Mob, to create its new Private Cinema previsualization software, which was demonstrated at CEDIA for the first time. This previs software is not only incredibly innovative, but also potentially game changing in its use of virtual reality for aiding in the pre-sale and design of high end theaters. The two firms worked closely together on the project with REAL acting as technical consultants and providing Fractal with the floorplans, elevations, and reference photos to recreate the room in VR. By using virtual reality, REAL wants to let customers “walk through” their new theater space “before a single nail is driven.” For the demo, Fractal Mob took 4K VR scans of one of REAL's actual, already constructed theater designs. As the firm didn't have access to the actual room, they had to build everything from scratch—speakers, chairs, projector, room, textures, etc.—as if it didn't exist in real life, or exactly as it would be as if someone was previsualizing a room that had yet to be built. After the modeling is complete, the software lets you walk around and explore every inch of the room. The resulting image quality is nearly photo realistic, and in fact is limited by the current hardware limitations in VR rendering and will only improve as computing hardware catches up. Once inside the virtual space, you can walk up to walls and see the micro detail and texture in the fabric and the grain of the wood and quality of the millwork. Sconces gently bathe the sidewalls in light, the intensity and brightness changing as you walk up to them. Look back into the projector room and you see lens flare that changes based on the projected image and where you're standing in the room. There are even micro dust particles floating through the air in the light path of the projector. Kneel down and examine the carpet. Sit in different points in the room and see exactly how big—or small—your intended screen size looks. No more will the question, “Will 120 inches be too big from this seating position?” be a theoretical one. Now you can sit the client in the front row, the middle row, the back row and let them see exactly how big the screen will look at all seating locations. Same with seating. How will four seats look in a row? Put yourself in the space and see exactly how wide the pathways are. Or if the first row is low enough to not have sightline issues. Even more amazing—and educational—the audio tracks your position in the room, letting you move in and out of room modes so a customer can experience exactly what is happening with the audio and why the need for multiple subs and room correction—my friend Adam's specialty—is so crucial. While the VR demo video is playing, the audio also tracks as you turn your head as you turn from side to side, moving the stereo image position. Amazing.

G’day listeners, welcome to our first May edition of Sequences. Feast you eyes on the lineup we have for you. Three new releases from the excellent German label Syngate, always surprising us with some tasty electronic sounds, with Johan Tronestam, Rudolf Heimann & TMA at the helm. Ambient and cosmic music from likes of JaJa, Bing Satellites & Ambient Visitors and many more, Berlin school fans are catered by Filter Kaffee and John Christian, and special mention must go to the collaboration of Cousin Silas & Jack Hertz on Time Spinners, with their blend of long form synthesiser excursions and progressive rock style rhythms, the track we chosen for you is a real corker. There’s plenty more weird and wonderful music here to keep you entertained over the course of 3 hours. We kick off with Modulus 4, from TMA and Friends live session in Germany, at the Solingen Art Gallery. Sequences playlist no65 TMA & Friends ‘Modulus 1V’ 1.57 (album Live - Solingen Artgallery) www.syngate.net Johan Tronestam ’The Unimaginable’ 15.19 (album Roswell) http://www.teamquasar.se/ Johan Tronestam ‘Crash Site’ 27.20 “ “ “ Cousin Silas & Jack Hertz ’S-P-A-C-E’ 35.34 (album Time Spinners) *** Frank Ayers ‘Different Skies Part 2’ 46.26 (album Different Skies) https://www.facebook.com/frank.ayers.music?fref=ts Frank Ayers ‘Different Skies Part 7’ 50.56 “ “ “ “ TMA & Friends ’Sunset On The Beach’ 57.08 Kloob ‘Haunted’ 64.46 (album Deep Emotional Phases) http://kloob.bandcamp.com/ Kloob ‘Solstico’ 71.24 “ “ “ “ “ “ JaJa ’Sternenmeer’ 76.43 (album Starfields) *** http://www.cyan-music.com/releases-044.html Steve Brand 'Over-Soul' 85.30 (album Into The Current) *** http://relaxedmachinery.com/artists/steve-brand/ Steve Brand ‘Second Spring’ 93.43 (album Second Spring) Tim Kays ‘Convective Instability’ 101.38 (album Phenomena) http://auralfilms.bandcamp.com/ Tim Kays ’Summer Shower Interlude’ 109.29 “ “ “ Rudolf Heimann ‘Ain’t Easy To Fly’ 115.46 (album Perpetuum Mobile) www.syngate.net Rudolf Heimann ‘Several Thousand Questions’ 121.35 “ “ “ Filter-Kaffee ’Six-Eight Time’ 127.51 album102 ) http://www.manikin.de Morphieusmusic ‘The Haunting b Midnight Mix 2015’ 137.11https://www.facebook.com/morphieusmusic Bing Satellites’With Extra String’ 141.54 (album Twilight Sessions Volume 15) *** www.bingsatellites.com The Lovely Moon ‘Moonlight’ 150.10 (album Moonlit Drift) *** www.thelovelymoon.com John Christian ‘Holology’ 159.44 (album Sol Invictus) https://www.facebook.com/JohnSculpture?fref=ts The Weird & The Wonderful ‘Nudein Constructs’ 166.37 (album Nudein 11) http://theweirdandthewonderful.reverbnation.com Astro Connect ’Space Symphony’ 173.39 https://soundcloud.com/brian-brown-16 The Ambient Visitor ‘Ixion’ 182.46 (album One) www.theambientvisitor.com Tron Syversen ‘Inner Journey’ 189.46 (album Piano Meditations) *** www.tronmusic.com Edit ***

Introduces the concepts of modulus and argument. Also spends some time showing how the modulus and argument of conjugates and inverses are related to the orginal complex number.

Outlines the definition of the modulus of a 2D vector showing a simple example and outlines the definition of the dot product (geometrical) of 2D vectors followed by a simple example.

Worked example of finding the angle between two 3D vectors

Definition of absolute value using simple examples. Worked example of solving an equation consisting of an absolute value symbol and checking solutions.

In this episode, Sophia Le and Matthew Kirk of Modulus 7, talk about being a husband and wife consulting team, remote challenges and benefits, and the importance of separating your...

A wire is extended at a constant velocity. Occurring forces are measured, so that the Young's modulus can be determined.

A wire is extended at a constant velocity. Occurring forces are measured, so that the Young's modulus can be determined.

In this second installment of the 2009 LifeGroup Leadership Forum podcast series, Jason sits down with Glen Brechner to discuss his breakout session entitled “The Modulus of Elasticity and the Yield Point.” leadership-042109audio