Julie Orlando's guest appearances

Julie Orlando

The Alldus Podcast - AI in Action

Utility + Function

Sarah Williams

Najee Dorsey

Chris Hutchins

John Collins

Kevin Johnson

Michael Vassar

Kate Darling

Gary Marcus

Adam Wenchel

Kraft Heinz

Steve Hanke

Sean McDermott

Beth Comstock

Béla Fleck

Lee Smolin

OwlTail

Today's guest is Julie Orlando, Chief Product Officer at Nanotronics. Nanotronics is a science technology company that has redefined factory control through the invention of a platform that combines AI, automation and sophisticated imagining to assist human ingenuity in detecting flaws and anomalies in manufacturing, an industry that has been stagnant since the 1950’s. Deployed across eight countries and industry agnostic, they work with leading-edge companies - from aerospace, to electronics, to healthcare - to drive up yield, reduce footprint and waste, lower costs and speed up design iteration. Nanotronics is a key player in helping to solidify New York’s role as a global center of the innovation economy. In the show, Julie will tell you about: Applying AI to transform the manufacturing process, How the company has evolved from startup to today, Projects within image processing and intelligent factory control, Uses of their applications evolving across multiple industries, How their tech team is structured for success, and Plans for further growth at Nanotronics

Today's guest is Julie Orlando, Chief Product Officer at <a href="https://nanotronics.co/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Nanotronics</a>. Nanotronics is a science technology company that has redefined factory control through the invention of a platform that combines AI, automation and sophisticated imagining to assist human ingenuity in detecting flaws and anomalies in manufacturing, an industry that has been stagnant since the 1950’s. Deployed across eight countries and industry agnostic, they work with leading-edge companies - from aerospace, to electronics, to healthcare - to drive up yield, reduce footprint and waste, lower costs and speed up design iteration. Nanotronics is a key player in helping to solidify New York’s role as a global center of the innovation economy. In the show, Julie will tell you about: Applying AI to transform the manufacturing process, How the company has evolved from startup to today, Projects within image processing and intelligent factory control, Uses of their applications evolving across multiple industries, How their tech team is structured for success, and Plans for further growth at Nanotronics

E110 Julie Orlando, Chief Product Officer at Nanotronics

Builder, Mentor, Business Leader. Julie Orlando, Nanotronics CPO, talks to Matthew about building a wooden box for her rare rock collection in kindergarten, taking apart complex machinery at twelve, managing a windshield-wiper factory at 19, cosigning her first patent before graduating college, finding impactful stories to tell about process control, her training in mechanical and polymer engineering, taking over advanced software projects, being a hands-on American manufacturer, nonlinear thinker, world traveller, and so much more.  A phenomenal person. A wonderful listen.  Production and Direction: Antoine Blake and Cameron Conover, Sound and photography: James Williams

Builder, Mentor, Business Leader. <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/juorlando" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Julie Orlando,</a> Nanotronics CPO, talks to Matthew about building a wooden box for her rare rock collection in kindergarten, taking apart complex machinery at twelve, managing a windshield-wiper factory at 19, cosigning her first patent before graduating college, finding impactful stories to tell about process control, her training in mechanical and polymer engineering, taking over advanced software projects, being a hands-on American manufacturer, nonlinear thinker, world traveller, and so much more.  A phenomenal person. A wonderful listen. Production and Direction: Antoine Blake and Cameron Conover, Sound and photography: James Williams

4. Julie Orlando - I Didn't Think There Was Any Way I Couldn't Do it