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TooTallToby and The Gamification of 3D CAD– Too Tall Toby– ep 157

Épisode 157

dimanche 6 juillet 2025 • Durée 30:55

TooTallToby and The Gamification of 3D CAD– Too Tall Toby– ep 157

TooTallToby started a company that specializes in gamifying 3D CAD Modeling. We’ve built a website that allows users to practice their 3D CAD speedmodeling skills. They are CAD agnostic, which means users can practice with any CAD system. Along with providing practice material, we also provide tips & tricks, and competitions that allow users to test their skills against others.

Number one tip:

Use Control S. save constantly

Contact info:

www.tootalltoby.com

https://www.youtube.com/@TooTallToby

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AI - Driven Workflow – David Hirschfield - ep 156

Épisode 156

vendredi 28 mars 2025 • Durée 01:03:28

This week we have guest David Hirschfield, a veteran software developer and AI expert, to discuss his career and insights on technology evolution.

David shares his journey from studying physics to excelling in sales and eventually founding a successful software company, which he sold in 2000.

He explains the rise and fall of IEF, a tool for enterprise software development in the late 80s and 90s, and how outdated systems still impact industries like car rentals today.

The conversation shifts to modern innovations like AI and alternative rental models like Turo, which offers a more seamless customer experience.

Number one tip:

If you are a startup, trust yourself but don’t believe in it.

If you aren’t sure how to speak to AI, ask it how you should use it.

Contact info:

Website tekyz.com

david@tekyz.com

Click on info page, heard you on the podcast

Email David@tekyz.com

https://www.engineeringcareeraccelerator.com/engineeringentrepreneur

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

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Investing with Real Estate Syndicates – Dr Allen Lomax – Ep 147

jeudi 6 juin 2024 • Durée 26:52

Investing with Real Estate Syndicates – Dr. Allen Lomax– ep 147

Dr. Allen, a seasoned leader with a Ph.D. in Organizational Systems Psychology. He has over three decades of experience. He underwent a transformative shift after years of working with horses and realizing the power of quiet mindfulness for personal and organizational growth. With expertise in college student development and psychology, he found fulfillment in academia while securing financial stability through real estate investing. Driven by a passion to empower others financially, he founded Steed Talker Capital and hosts the podcast Real Estate Investing Abundance, aiming to help leaders achieve abundance in all aspects of life.

Most of our conversation focused on investing in large real estate deals through syndicates.

Find a place that’s a quiet plate to find peace of mind to let your ideas come to surface.

To invent and design, you don’t need to put yourself under pressure.

Contact info:

www.Steedtalker.com

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Creating Software Products – Jay Gibb – Ep57

mercredi 22 août 2018 • Durée 35:04

Creating Software Products – Jay Gibb – Ep57

Jay Gibb is a software engineer, but he is also an entrepreneur. He has started 2 companies, Arizona Bay and Cloudsponge (links are at the end).

Arizona Bay is a consulting firm that builds custom software. Cloudsponge is a digital asset (a product) that makes it easy for people to recommend your website to a friend. The easiest way to explain it is, imagine you just booked a place on Airbnb and want to recommend it to friend (or all your friends). Most websites have a place where you can type in each and every name, but good luck remembering all your friend’s email addresses. Cloudsponge solves this by integrating with your address book and you can simply click next to each name you want to send the Airbnb listing to.

Jay and I discuss how each business operates and how he came up with the idea for Cloudsponge. His advice: the best products come from solving your problems first and finding out many other people have the same problem.

We also touch on machine learning, which I didn’t know a lot about previously. Cool stuff!

You can contact Jay at:

Arizonabay.com

Cloudsponge.com

Jay Gibb LinkedIn

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The Patent Process Explained – James Wilson – Ep56

lundi 9 juillet 2018 • Durée 01:05:46

The Patent Process Explained – James Wilson – Ep56

This episode is one that you inventors out there should definitely listen to. Most people know what a patent is but not many understand the process it takes to get one.

In this episode I talked with James Wilson from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). James is the Assistant Regional Director of the Elijah J. McCoy Midwest Regional Office in Detroit.

We talk about the entire patent process, from idea creation to provisional patent, to non-provisional application and the review process. We uncover all the details inventors want to know, like costs, time frames, and the process.

There are some links from the podcast I will add once I get them from James. But those will be for the resources he described including how to get assistance on patent applications.

James’ parting advice is that the UPSTO strives to be one of the best government entities and that they are looking to hire more examiners. So if you are a professional with a technical degree, there might be an opportunity for you at the USPTO.

You can contact James at:

midwestregion@USPTO.gov

313-446-4800

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

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Innovation Freak Podcast – Nathan Kemmerer – Ep55

lundi 11 juin 2018 • Durée 29:37

Innovation Freak Podcast – Nathan Kemmerer – Ep55

It’s not often the title of my podcast is about another podcast, but that is the case this week.

Nathan Kemmerer (also a mechanical engineer like me) runs the Innovation Freak Podcast, which is a podcast that covers new innovation/technology around the world that has a positive impact.

Some of his episodes cover topics such as:

Trash collection machine in the Baltimore bay
Open sourced 3D printed prosthetic hands
Airwolf 3D printers

Nathan also has some 3D printers of his own that we discuss, including the CR-10 and Tevo Tarantula.

You can contact Nathan at:

natek@innovationfreak.com

http://innovationfreak.com/

The Engineering Entrepreneur Podcast is produced by Scott Tarcy, President of CADdesignhelp.com. You can reach me at info@caddesignhelp.com

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The Dadsak Invention and the Startup Bus – Jeremy Losaw – Ep54

vendredi 1 juin 2018 • Durée 26:28

The Dadsak Invention and the Startup Bus – Jeremy Losaw – Ep54

Jeremy is the engineering director for Enventys Partners. He just got back from Startup Bus where his team, Sak Labs placed 2nd in the competition with the Dadsak, the world’s first fully integrated infant carrier and backpack diaper bag.

I have worked with Jeremy on quite a few other projects.

In this podcast, we talk about the Dadsak invention and the Startup Bus. We cover many topics that will be of interest to inventors, including initial concepts, prototyping, provisional patents, and pitching investors.

You can contact Jeremy at:

Jeremy.losaw@enventyspartners.com

Jeremylosaw.com

www.dadsak.com