In 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.

In 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.

In 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.

Embark on a journey with Adam Simon in the opening episode of the Resource Revolution podcast as he explores the industry that drives our modern world - mining. Linking the historical roots of mining to our society's contemporary technologies, Adam details how mining has been, and continues to be, the 'X's' on the societal and developmental maps of countless civilisations from across the ages. Unpack the complexities of sustainable and responsible mining and how technology is playing a key role in reshaping industry practices for the better - minimising environmental disruption and enhancing safety measures. With modern society's pulse closely tied to the progress of mining, we invite you to gain a new appreciation for this age-old industry and the exciting advancements that are transforming our world into a more sustainable future. About the 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, LinkedIn, and YouTube at Hexagon Mining to continue exploring the undercurrents driving the Resource Revolution.

In this episode, we sat down with Diana Parker, the worldwide public sector government industry leader at Microsoft. She discusses the disruptive impact of cloud technology in government, particularly in the realm of public safety agencies, while exploring various aspects of cloud adoption, advantages, AI capabilities, and the future outlook for cloud technology in government sectors.

In this episode, we sat down with Rachel Yee, Pre-sales Director, APAC, and Marion McCann, Vice President of Regional Growth, both from Hexagon's Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division, who share insights on their career journeys, their perspectives on leadership, the importance of continuous learning, and the value of collaborative teamwork in achieving success.

In this episode, we are joined by Nick Cappi, Vice President of Portfolio Strategy and Enablement, Cyber, from Hexagon's Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division. Nick discusses the challenges faced by customers, including identifying assets, addressing vulnerabilities and managing risk efficiently, while highlighting the significance of mitigation over elimination of threats, as well as the need to reduce risks proactively.

In this episode, Brian Moura, Global Portfolio Marketing Programs Manager - Operations & Maintenance from Hexagon's Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division, sits down with Carrie Knight, Digital Asset Twins Product Owner at Cargill, and Sharon Wildey, SDx Deployment Delivery Lead at ReVisionz, to discuss global HxGN SDx enterprise-wide deployment successes and challenges.

In this episode, we discuss how digital transformation continues to change the way EPC companies execute complex projects. This episode is hosted by Jay Schwartz, VP Strategy & Enablement at Hexagon's Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division, and his guests are Vijaykumar Mali, Digital Transformation Manager at Lamprell, and Lorne Jensen, Global Data Manager at Fluor.

In our third installment of the podcast series "Digital Twins: The Gateway to Autonomous Industrial Facilities", we examine Harbour Energy's digital twin initiative - what has been achieved and how the platform is used to ensure collaborative execution of sustaining engineering projects. This episode is hosted by Adrian Park, Vice President of Pre-Sales at Hexagon's Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division, and he is joined by James Sitter, Harbour Energy's VP of Modifications and Project Services, and James Buchan, Technical Data Team Lead at Harbour Energy. This podcast series is created in partnership with Petroleum Economist and also broadcasts on PE Live Podcasts.

In this episode, we explore how the manufacturing and quality industry is experiencing many forms of transformation – and how the makeup of the workforce is one we need to ensure is part of that transformation. We sat down with Jana Samson, Corporate R&D Quality Systems Manager at Mars R&D Digital Capabilities, to learn more.

In this second episode of the podcast series, "Digital Twins: The gateway to autonomous industrial facilities", together with Adrian Park, vice president of presales; and Hans Kouwer, director of industry consulting, both with Hexagon’s Asset Lifecycle Intelligence Division, we discuss how digital twin platform ensures the handover of a high quality digital twin for operations purposes and provides benefits during the project phase. This podcast series is created in partnership with Petroleum Economist and also broadcasts on PE Live Podcasts. Also, this conversation is moderated by Karolin Schaps, a regular contributor to Petroleum Economist.

In this first episode of the podcast series, "Digital Twins: The gateway to autonomous industrial facilities", together with Adrian Park, Vice President of Pre-Sales and Hans Kouwer, Director of Industry Consulting, both with Hexagon's Asset Lifecycle Intelligence division, we explore the important role of digital twins in facilitating digital transformation and how they are paving the way into the future of autonomous operations. This podcast series is created in partnership with Petroleum Economist and also broadcasts on PE Live Broadcasts, and this conversation is moderated by Karolin Schaps, a regular contributor to Petroleum Economist.

On today’s episode, we will hear from a surveying service provider from Slovenia who proudly claims, "Geodesy is life!" This passionate surveyor’s name is Bostjan Hrovat, and in this episode we will learn about some of the most memorable surveying jobs he’s had the pleasure of doing in his career, the equipment that drives his business forward, and his philosophy on what it takes to be a good surveyor. 1:20 - How surveyor Boštjan Hrovat got into surveying and what surveying services his company Geo-etika is providing. 2:33 - What are must-have traits for a surveyor? 4:12 - Surveyor Boštjan Hrovat’s first piece of surveying equipment. 5:16 - What is the equipment you mostly work with today? 5:21 - When did surveyor Boštjan Hrovat decide to upgrade from your system 1200 manual total station with GNSS to the TS13 robotic total station and GS18 I RTK rover and why? 5:45 - How has the workflow changed working with the TS13 robotic total station and GS18 I RTK rover? 6.30 - Is there a service surveyor Boštjan Hrovat is able to provide thanks to the new equipment that you were not able to provide before, or are you able to conduct it a lot more efficiently, safely or accurately? 8:02 - How long did it take to get a return on investment on your TS13 and GS18 I? 8:21 – Has the surveying work become more enjoyable with the new equipment? 9:23 – Projects Boštjan Hrovat has worked on that many might be surprised to learn require the skills of a surveyor. 11:04 – Most memorable and unusual surveying project of surveyor Boštjan Hrovat. 12:30 – Are there enough surveyors in Slovenia? Boštjan Hrovat’s hopes for his children to step into surveying. 13:48 - Surveyor Boštjan Hrovat’s prediction on the future of surveying? How will the role of the surveyor change in the future? 15:29 - What technological advances surveyor Boštjan Hrovat would like to see in the future. 16:20 – Why should someone get into surveying?

With all the technological innovations that expand the scope of how measurement data is recorded and used, it is all too common to overlook the men and women behind the total station, behind the stakeout, layout and design work that not only defines boundaries but makes bridges, tunnels and high-rise buildings possible. In this new Leica Geosystems podcast, “Tales of the surveyor,” we are bringing surveyors into the spotlight we know they deserve, as the true significance of surveying is best understood through the stories and experiences of surveyors. We want to learn and share with you what makes them so dedicated to what they do – from fieldwork to technology development. Of course, we will also look at the instrument and software innovations that help shape possibilities for surveyors, but our main focus is exploring the personalities and passions that define the profession and inspire these innovations in the first place. In today’s episode, three guests with unique perspectives on surveying and the advancement of surveying technology share their stories to connect surveying history with today’s cutting-edge innovations, including one of our most recent and revolutionary, the AP20 AutoPole. We’ll hear from Shelton Raynor, a veteran land surveyor with over 40 years of experience including dodging trains to mark points on a railway, Richard Ostridge, our Leica Captivate field software director and Hans-Martin Zogg, who is directing the Leica Geosystems surveying total station business. Through their conversation, they provide insight to understand the significance of evolving surveying technology for the profession and the world.

In this episode of HxGN Radio, we discuss the decades-long partnership between Hexagon and Productivity Quality, Inc., the value of the partnership and the future of manufacturing.

Whether it’s fighting climate change, improving urban mobility or making cities smarter, technology partnerships are critical to successfully addressing a growing number of social and global challenges. In this episode of HxGN Radio, we talk to experts from Hexagon and Fujitsu about their recently announced partnership. We’ll also discuss how Hexagon and Fujitsu leverage digital twin capabilities to develop solutions that will reduce carbon emissions, create autonomous systems, promote resilient mobility and transportation, improve natural disaster response, support sustainable city initiatives and more.

Industry 4.0, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, is calling for the convergence of nondestructive testing and integrated workflows in metrology. In this episode, we sat down with François Mainguy, chief executive officer of PRAGMA, to learn more.

What drives young people to study surveying and construction? How can we prepare them for future challenges? In this episode of HxGN Radio, we sat down with Paul Holley, professor and director of the Center for Construction Innovation and Collaboration at Auburn University, to discuss how to empower the next generation of surveying and construction professionals to build the future.

Making mines more sustainable is an integral part of transforming the earth’s, and humanity’s, future. In this episode of HxGN Radio, we examine innovative sustainability initiatives, including efforts to manage and create value from waste.