More computing power, less waiting time. In this episode, we talk about cloud computing at Dlubal and how cloud calculations help you solve complex models faster and more efficiently. Learn when cloud resources make sense, how they integrate into your workflow, and why location-independent computing is becoming increasingly important for engineers.Enjoy listening! If you like the episode, feel free to follow us so you won’t miss the next one.

Purple Haze e la sovrapposizione degli stati, tra percezione e indeterminazione. Una jam infinita tra fisica e musica.

In dieser Folge gehe ich darauf ein, wie KI aktuell den gleichen Hype erlebt, wie damals es mit 3D-Druck war und warum das kein Zufall ist. Ich spreche über die Schockstarre vieler Unternehmen und warum Vorteile ohne Problem-Bezug nicht überzeugen - und darüber, was wirklich zählt: Probleme erkennen, Bedarf schaffen und Lösungen gezielt kommunizieren. Ein Weckruf für alle, die mit 3D-Druck echten Mehrwert schaffen wollen. Viel Spaß bei dieser Podcast-Folge!

The Architect and the ArchitectureThe trajectory of industrial history is rarely altered by public treaties or widely broadcast press conferences. Instead, the tectonic plates of economic epochs often shift in the quiet, unscripted moments between the architects of the present and the visionaries of the future. This comprehensive research report investigates one such pivotal moment: the convergence of the "Rust Belt Renaissance" with the "AI Factory" era, catalyzed by the interactions between NVIDIA

WGalileo è una serie formata da 10 podcast sulla vita, le scoperte e le dispute di Galileo Galilei.Prodotta da Associazione Culturale Atelier APSScritta e realizzata da Alan Zamboni.Sound design: Matteo D’Alessandro.https://www.matteodalessandro.com/Per chi volesse info sul libro “L’atomo sfuggente” questo è il link al sito della casa editrice: https://www.mondadori.it/libri/latomo-sfuggente-alan-zamboni/Il romanzo è disponibile in tutte le librerie e gli store onlinePer

On this episode of Deep Dive, we walk through a real 750 kW DC ballasted rooftop project in New York City that went sideways the moment boots hit the roof. A surprise air-handling unit appears where the solar drawings showed clear space, triggering a high‑stakes clash between the solar crew and the mechanical team. Using field notes from Alexis Lewis of Wadadli Solar, a senior construction project manager, level one thermographer, and NABCEP certified solar inspector, we unpack how a professional

What if the world isn’t as stable as it seems?In this episode, we travel to places that look like they defy physics, logic, and even reality itself. From gravity hills where cars appear to roll uphill… to waterfalls that run red like blood… to forests where trees bend in ways science still debates — these are the planet’s most impossible places.But are they truly impossible?Or are they powerful illusions shaped by geology, perspective, magnetism, and the limits of human perception?Join us as we

L’indizio del tè e del fiume, seconda parte.Watson e Billie hanno fatto il tè con le foglioline sciolte, e hanno notato che quando lo fanno girare queste si comportano in modo strano.Quinta puntata de Il taccuino del Dr. Watson serial, un podcast di Franco Bagnoli ed Enrico Solìto, liberamente tratto dall’omonimo libro di Franco Bagnoli, Apice Libri 2017.La voce del narratore è di Enrico Solìto.Gli attori sono, in ordine di apparizione: Alessandro Bonacasa (Il professore), Diletta Lombardi (La

Solar tracking is often marketed as a breakthrough in modern solar design but is it really innovation, or just recycled technology with a new sales pitch? In this episode, we cut through the hype and take a hard look at solar tracking systems through the lens of engineering history, operations, and long-term performance. The core technology behind today’s trackers motors, sensors, control algorithms, and feedback loops was already being deployed in satellites decades ago. What’s changed isn’t the

En este episodio nos adentramos en dos maneras radicalmente distintas de entender la realidad física. Nikola Teslaveía el mundo como un entramado vivo de campos, vibraciones y resonancias, guiado por una intuición casi visual. Albert Einstein, en cambio, lo calculó: lo tradujo a geometría, ecuaciones y principios que podían demostrarse con una precisión implacable.No es un duelo ni una conversación imaginaria, porque nunca la hubo. Es algo más interesante: un contraste intelectual profundo entre la

Saving the Land and the Trees to Rescue Our Planet Earth's Biodiversity!

Burger King and Mc Donald’sJordan and PippenShaq and Kobe USPS and Everyone elseThe logistics infrastructure of the United States, a complex mesh of public mandates and private enterprise, currently faces a destabilizing convergence of regulatory expiration, labor contraction, and digital surveillance. The expiration of the Negotiated Service Agreement (NSA) between the United States Postal Service (USPS) and United Parcel Service (UPS) in late 2024 and early 2025 has exposed the fragility of the

The November Zero Day "Shake Up" EventThe November Zero Day Event is a 30-day intensive safety sprint. Its goal is to "Shake Up" the static (laminar) safety culture and prepare the workforce for the holiday season peak—a period historically associated with high turbulence and increased risk. This event is the "stress test" for the OPA-1 protocol.3.1 Pre-Event: The Stochastic Decay Audit (October 25 - 31)Before the event begins, the Safety Leadership Team must conduct a "Stochastic Decay" audit.3.2

What if the ground beneath your feet could no longer be trusted?In this episode, we journey into some of the world’s most visually unsettling places—landscapes that seem to ripple, melt, glow, float, or bend reality itself. From mirror-flat salt deserts that erase the horizon, to rainbow mountains painted by minerals, to heat-shimmering plains where the air builds cities that aren’t there… these are environments where Earth appears to forget its own form.

What if reality is far greater than what your eyes can see?In this episode of FRQNCY, Jody Colvard explores the hidden layers of existence that live just beyond human perception. From infrared and ultraviolet light to magnetic fields and subtle frequencies, we uncover how our brains filter enormous amounts of data in order to focus on survival, leaving vast realms of information unnoticed.Tune in as we explore the possibility that the world around us is richer, deeper, and more

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Warum wiederholen, was automatisiert werden kann? In dieser Folge zeigen wir, wie die Dlubal API dabei hilft, Arbeitsabläufe zu automatisieren, individuelle Lösungen zu entwickeln und unsere Software nahtlos in bestehende Prozesse zu integrieren. Ideal für alle, die mehr Effizienz und Flexibilität in ihre Tragwerksplanung bringen möchten. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören! Wenn Ihnen die Folge gefällt, folgen Sie uns gerne, um keine Episode mehr zu verpassen.

What if the walls around you quietly disagreed with gravity?In this episode, we step inside one of the strangest structures ever built — a house where marbles roll uphill, brooms stand on their own, and your body swears the floor is tilting even when your eyes insist it’s straight.The House of Mystery is more than a tourist attraction. It’s a place where perception fractures. Where inner ears argue with instruments. Where balance becomes a suggestion instead of a rule.As we explore its crooked halls

Feedback welcome Current cosmology is based on questionable foundations but nevertheless continues to be promoted as inalienable truth and alternative views dismissed. The VEC relies on the Uncertainty Principle which has been demonstrated to be false and Einstein and Hubble both pointed out the contradictions in astronomical data between the date of the Big Bang calculated on the basis of an expanding universe and the existence of systems of stars much older than this date. For an excellent ...

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