Podcast
Hexagon Radio
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Hexagon Radio is Hexagon’s official podcast channel, delivering the latest updates across the company and its brands. As a platform for industry thought leaders, it shares stories of innovation and success, offering impactful news and insights to a global audience.
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Leveraging AI to maximize the value of oil & gas Digital Twins
May 6, 202500:26:57Tap to summarizeDiscover how AI-powered digital twins transform oil & gas operations with predictive insights, intelligent automation, and real-world efficiency gains.
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The Next Generation of Digital Twins: Transforming industries with Smart Digital Reality
Jan 9, 202500:20:46Tap to summarizeResearch on digital twins from 660 executives reveals 19% cost savings and revenue gains. This podcast explores their strategic role in asset-heavy industries and the shift to a Smart Digital Reality.
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Driving digital transformation across the asset lifecycle with Hexagon
Nov 4, 202400:10:10Tap to summarizeIn this episode, Hydrocarbon Processing interviews Mark White on how Hexagon empowers industries through digital transformation, driving efficiency and value across the entire asset lifecycle.
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Resource Revolution (EP03): Underground Mining w/ Mateus Quintela
Aug 22, 202400:11:24Tap to summarizeMateus Quintela, Head of Product for Underground at Hexagon’s Mining division, is a leading voice for underground mining and spends his days championing technologies that improve underground safety and productivity. In this episode, Quintela walks us through the critical challenges and advancements in underground mining, including the unique communication and connectivity constraints found thousands of feet below the surface, and how Hexagon's interoperable solutions are solving for them. Quintela helps us to envision a future of fully connected digital mines, where robotics, automation, and other technology systems play a key role in responsibly developing the deep-underground resources the world depends on. Key moments: 00:00 - Introduction and Background 02:06 - The Love for Underground Mining 03:00 - Challenges of Communication and Connectivity 04:50 - Technological Advancements in Underground Mining 06:15 - Optimising Underground Mining Operations with Hexagon's “Power of One” 09:25 - The Future of Underground Mining 10:56 - Closing Remarks and Invitation to MINExpo 2024 About Resource Revolution: Resource Revolution explores the business and tech trends shaping the modern mining industry, particularly against the backdrop of growing demand, aging assets, finite resources, shifting policies, volatile geopolitical shifts, and generational turnover. Host Adam Simon digs into the business and technology stories that shed light on this proud industry, focusing on the strides being made to usher mining into its safest and most efficient, productive, and sustainable era. Stay connected with us on Instagram and LinkedIn at Hexagon Mining to continue exploring the undercurrents driving the Resource Revolution. Disclaimer: Views expressed in this podcast are solely those of the moderator and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Hexagon as a company.
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From Surveying to Monitoring: Uncovering new business opportunities
Jun 28, 202400:26:03Tap to summarizeOn this episode of Hexagon Radio, we explore the exciting potential found in the journey from surveying to monitoring. Join the conversation as we unravel how surveyors can tap into fresh business opportunities within the dynamic world of monitoring. Learn how to leverage your existing surveying equipment and skillset, and benefit from insider tips from one of Leica Geosystems’ monitoring experts, Steve Thurgood. Highlights: 00:02:06 – Exploring a customer base for monitoring services 00:04:05 – Identifying important surveying skills that are beneficial in monitoring 00:05:20 - Leica Geosystems' advancements in workflows and technology to aid surveyors in monitoring 00:07:40 - Useful tools for delivering efficient monitoring services 00:08:25 - Insightful overview of Leica Geosystems' monitoring equipment and software 00:12:12 - Discussing the significance of monitoring for surveyors 00:16:05 - How geotechnical technology is utilised across various sectors 00:21:05 – Making the transition to monitoring more appealing and less daunting for surveyors
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Resource Revolution (EP02): Rewiring Public Perceptions of Mining w/ Misael Cabrera
Jun 12, 202400:15:31Tap to summarizeMisael Cabrera, Director of the School of Mining and Mineral Resources at the University of Arizona, joins us to discuss the significant gains possible at the intersection of education, technological innovation, and mineral development. Formerly the director of a leading environmental regulatory agency, Cabrera brings a unique perspective to addressing distorted views of mining. He deftly dissects not only public disconnect from the industry but also the potential—given the right outreach and education—to thoughtfully reconnect today’s generations with their dependence on minerals, both as consumers and as stewards of the planet. 00:00 - Introduction and Background 06:25 - Climate Change and Mining 09:49 - The Role of Leaders in Addressing the Issue 11:31 - Optimism for the Future 14:46 - Conclusion About Resource Revolution: Resource Revolution explores the business and tech trends shaping the modern mining industry, particularly against the backdrop of growing demand, aging assets, finite resources, shifting policies, volatile geopolitical shifts, and generational turnover. Host Adam Simon digs into the business and technology stories that shed light on this proud industry, focusing on the strides being made to usher mining into its safest and most efficient, productive, and sustainable era. Stay connected with us on Instagram and LinkedIn at Hexagon Mining to continue exploring the undercurrents driving the Resource Revolution. Disclaimer: Views expressed in this podcast are solely those of the moderator and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Hexagon as a company.
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Human insight & customer-centricity
May 1, 202400:17:44Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we are joined by Benjamin Biörnstad, Senior User Experience Designer, and Matthias Wieser, VP Industrial & UI Design, both with Hexagon's Innovation Hub. Together, they discuss the significance of human insight and customer-centricity in the digital era, emphasizing that understanding customer behaviors and needs through data is essential for creating personalized and engaging experiences.
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Improving renewable energy efficiency with Google Cloud
Apr 23, 202400:15:17Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we discuss renewable energy efficiency with Erik Josefsson, CEO of R-evolution, the sustainable innovation and green-tech investment subsidiary of Hexagon. Launched in 2021 as a strategic business venture, R-evolution leverages technology innovation, investment, and venture capital to profitably grow and accelerate green-tech business opportunities. One of R-evolution's missions is to accelerate the transition to renewable energy and decrease the "green premium" associated with it. R-evolution is leveraging technology from Hexagon and partnering with Google Cloud to achieve this goal. This collaboration enables R-evolution to improve forecasting accuracy, operational efficiency, and asset performance management.
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Are we at the tipping point for AR/XR?
Mar 28, 202400:21:07Tap to summarizeIn this episode, we discuss the state of Augmented Reality (AR) and Extended Reality (XR) technologies with Rune Fjellvang, the Executive Manager of Visualisation at Hexagon. Fjellvang explores the current state, challenges, and potential of AR and XR technologies and offers insights into how businesses can effectively integrate them into their operations.
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Wood PLC — Engineering contractor’s perspective on Digital Twins
Feb 1, 202400:17:16Tap to summarizeIn this podcast, we examine how Wood PLC meets the demands for digital twins from clients, digital twin benefits derived during the project phase, and other impacts on engineering contractors.
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