Emanuel Moshouris

emosh

Science EN ↓ 3 episodes

Engineering, manufacturing and how the world works.

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Author

Emanuel Moshouris

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Science

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Latest episode

Sep 19, 2026

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Episodes

Brad Rothenberg: The Astra Moment, SDFs, Topology Optimization, the Future of Engineering and More 19.09.2026

Brad Rothenberg, founder of nTop, argues that engineering recently had its breakthrough moment -- that LLMs that can reason in 3D. We discuss SDFs (signed distance fields) and implicit modeling -- why they may be a better geometric representation for AI than traditional BREPS and debate whether LLMs truly reason or emulate reasoning. We also discuss the future of the CAD incumbents, topology optim...

István Csanády: Geometry Kernels, Implicit Representations and CAD 14.08.2026

István Csanády breaks down the geometry kernels that power modern CAD and explains why boundary representations remain both indispensable and notoriously difficult to build. We explore implicit geometry, signed distance fields, and other alternatives—where they outperform B-reps and why they still struggle with precision manufacturing workflows. The conversation also examines the future of CAD, in...

Carl Bass: CAD, Autodesk, Engineering Software and AI 20.05.2026

Carl Bass is the former CEO of Autodesk, the dominant force in design and engineering software whose tools shaped how the modern built world gets made.

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