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Is PLM dead, or is it simply reaching maturity after 40 years?
In this episode of Stay Sharp in Digital Engineering with Razorleaf, we sit down with PLM veteran Andreas Lindenthal of PLMadvisors. With over 25 years of international experience advising companies from Apple to Boeing, Andreas shares his perspective on why PLM is far from dead, how AI will transform user interaction, and why product memory is a process challenge rather than a technology gap.
Every new engineer who starts at a company receives limited access, supervision, and earns trust over time, but AI agents often receive none of that.
In this episode of Stay Sharp in Digital Engineering with Razorleaf, we are joined by Nick Link, co-founder of Bitoda to discuss what happens when AI agents break out of their test environments. They unpack recent high-profile incidents involving OpenAI and Anthropic, define key concepts like safety, security, and deterministic guardrails, and explain why treating AI agents like new hires is the safest way to bring AI into engineering and manufacturing organizations.
In this episode, we welcome back Prithvi Singh Chauhan, Machine Learning Engineer at Geminus AI, for a closer look at the company, its computational autonomy platform, and the future of AI-driven engineering decisions.
Geminus AI takes a different approach to industrial AI. Rather than replacing the physics-based simulators engineering teams already trust, its platform adds a decision layer that helps turn complex simulations into faster, actionable operational recommendations. By connecting existing models, operational data, and multiple physical assets, Geminus aims to help organizations make informed decisions in real time—with physics-based accuracy and an understanding of uncertainty.
In this episode of Stay Sharp in Digital Engineering with Razorleaf, hosts Juliann Grant and Jonathan Scott turn the spotlight on Razorleaf.
Joined by CEO and founder Eric Doubell, the discussion provides an overview of Razorleaf, exploring its history, core values, services, products, and role in the digital engineering and manufacturing landscape.
