
Episode 113 - Darcy Bachert, CEO of Prolucid Technologies
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"Businesses in manufacturing and beyond face significant challenges today, whether their reshoring operations, skill shortages, labor shortages, or political strain, but today’s automation technologies can help solve these problems."
In this episode of the Manufacturing Matters podcast, Darcy Bachert, CEO of Prolucid Technologies and Chairperson of the A3 Board of Directors joins TECH B2B Marketing’s Winn Hardin and Jimmy Carroll to take a high-level look at some of the biggest challenges in manufacturing today and how automation fits in. Bachert also dives into some of the pain points that companies in the nuclear and medtech fields are experiencing today, and how his company has made their jobs easier through automation. In addition, the conversation touches on the role of AI in manufacturing today, working with integrators and engineering design service companies as a software development company, and why young people should start gravitating toward manufacturing jobs.
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