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Here’s how to avoid DRIP environments with leadership buy-in (webinar recap part 2)

January 26, 2022
Blog January 11, 2022

Challenges in using data in the manufacturing environment (webinar recap part 1)

(Originally posted on Jan 11, 2022 on the Drishti blog) Last month, I hosted a…

Blog December 17, 2021

Meet the humble tea cosy

I drink tea largely thanks to the Jain’s—Professor and Mrs. V. K. Jain. Prof. Jain was my….
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Will 2022 herald the end of pilot purgatory for AI and IoT?

December 15, 2021
Blog December 8, 2021

The BIG gap in digital twin technology: Assembly operations

(Originally posted on Dec 8, 2021 on the Drishti blog) Digital twins combine all the…

Blog October 19, 2021

Lean and data: Two journeys on the path to lean leadership

(Originally posted on Oct 19, 2021 on the Drishti blog) It’s not easy to be…

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Assembly’s future: Reducing the cost of quality even as we improve quality

September 22, 2021
Blog September 15, 2021

Introducing the “right to affordable repair”

(Originally posted on Sep 15, 2021 on the Drishti blog) Right to repair is the…

Blog September 2, 2021

Humans or automation: For now, it’s both

(Originally posted on Sep 2, 2021 on the Drishti blog) Since the first robot was…

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  • Dr. Prasad Akella is a serial entrepreneur who has created and commercialized deep tech products that empower humans — in three very different areas: robotics, business social networks, computer vision/AI.
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    By Prasad November 13, 2022

    I first chanced upon a Kinder Egg (“kinder überraschung”) when in Germany in the fall…

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