Something interesting is happening in automation right now.Not just with AI.Not just with tools.But with how people actually work.In this episode of Automation Ladies, the conversation goes beyond the usual “what’s new” and g…
Humanoid robots often get attention because they look futuristic.But one of the most practical questions behind them is much simpler:Who will know how to build, program, maintain, and troubleshoot them when they become part of everyday life?Th…
A year ago, a young woman shared something honest online.She was early in her career (one year as an intern, nine months full-time) working in oil and water automation. She loved the work.Programming. Commissioning. Understanding how system…
From the Automation Ladies ArchivesArtificial intelligence continues to dominate conversations across manufacturing, automation, and digital transformation, but some of the most thoughtful conversations around AI happened before the current wave o…
What Manufacturing Leaders Can Learn from Unconventional Career PathsNot every manufacturing leader starts on the plant floor.Some begin in industries that seem completely unrelated, then discover that the skills they built elsewhere translate m…
In industrial automation, strong technical work often speaks for itself on the plant floor.But outside the plant, someone still has to tell the story.That is where voices like Sarah Wynn are helping reshape how the manufacturing world connects.…
Industrial automation is changing fast.Controls engineers today aren’t just working with PLCs and HMIs anymore. The modern automation environment now includes networking, cybersecurity, data infrastructure, and IT/OT integration.And with t…
We recently asked a simple question on LinkedIn:“What’s the most underrated skill in industrial automation?”The response from the community was incredible. Engineers, controls specialists, integrators, and automation profession…
Season seven of Automation Ladies is officially here, and we are starting strong.If you have spent time in industrial automation, you may already know her. If not, you are about to.This episode features Cathy “Conveyor Cougar” R…
From the Automation Ladies ArchiveBefore the Automation Ladies podcast had thousands of listeners and a growing community of automation professionals, it started with a single conversation.This episode is a throwback to the very first Automation…
As we continue reviewing some of our older episodes, we’re reminded that truly impactful conversations don’t lose their relevance. In this session, the Automation Ladies sat down with Jen Sutter, Itoro Meshioye, and Talita Clemente from …
In this episode of Automation Ladies, hosts Nikki Gonzales and Courtney Fernandez sit down with Ryan Treece to explore the realities behind predictive maintenance, machine vision, industrial IoT, and the evolving promise of Industry 4.0.At the tim…
I didn’t get to be part of this Automation Ladies conversation in real time.After OT SCADA CON, I came home with a nice case of pneumonia (or at least a convincing impression of it). My voice was in no shape for podcasting, so Courtney and A…
Special Article by Dana Myers, nVentProperly specifying electrical enclosures designed to endure intense washdown environments is no easy task. Especially in food and beverage applications, where washdown procedures are extremely intense, industri…
