MacroFab Engineering Podcast
Conversations about electronics, hardware, and the engineering life. Hosted by Parker Dillmann and Stephen Kraig.
Kent Johnson: Religious Diversity in Electrical Engineering
Kent Johnson, Senior Corporate Advisor at the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation discusses the role of religious diversity in the workplace.
Entangled Steam
Parker and Stephen dive into the world of batteries, sparked by the BetaVolt BV100's claim of a 50-year lifespan.
Cloud of Disks
Join Parker and Stephen as they delve into Japan's decision to phase out floppy disks and CD-ROMs for government submissions.
No David Here, Chris Gammell with Golioth.io
We welcome Chris Gammell, Developer Relations Lead at Golioth, to explore the exciting world of IoT (Internet of Things) and hardware.
CI/CD, We Salute You with Brenden Duncombe
Brenden Duncombe discusses the pros and cons of continuous integration and continuous delivery/deployment (aka CI/CD) for hardware.
Net Running the Nut Runners with Joe Grand
Bosch wrench hack sparks talk on insecure IoT devices. We discuss safety risks and broader implications.
The Gray Zone with Kent Johnson
Parker & Stephen dive into ethics with expert Kent Johnson Gray areas, moral dilemmas, & beyond in engineering Don't miss this!
Great Classes, Odd Teachers, Chickens, Snakes
K-map talk sparked debate on college teaching! Parker & Stephen shared prof stories: some inspiring, others baffling.
Entropy Rules Everything
Circuit Break welcomes back James! His expert insights on component aging - 5 years? 20 years? Calculations?! - sparked a convo we couldn't miss. Tune in!
Eighth Annual MacroFab Star Wars Christmas Special
Not unlike Han Solo emerging from cryosleep, the annual MacroFab Star Wars Christmas Special is back!
You Down with SDV
We discuss car manufacturers increasing their focus on Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs) instead of physical components used to control vehicle functions.
Pete Staples from Blue Clover
We welcome Pete Staples, the CEO and Co-Founder of Blue Clover Devices! Founded in 2003, they explore ways to make the electronics industry more efficient.