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In this conversation, Jim Mayer interviews John Regulski at the Siemens booth during IMTS. They discuss John's background in the manufacturing industry and his current role at Siemens, focusing on innovative machining solutions. The conversation highlights a specific project involving the design and production of a golf putter, showcasing the use of digital twin technology and adaptive control to optimize machining processes. John explains various applications within Siemens' machining portfolio that enhance efficiency, sustainability, and quality control in manufacturing.

Takeaways
John Rogulski has a background in manufacturing since 2005.
Siemens focuses on making machines last longer and reducing costs.
The golf putter project exemplifies innovative machining solutions.
Digital twin technology allows for virtual testing before physical production.
Adaptive control can lead to significant cycle time reductions.
Sustainability is a key consideration in Siemens' applications.
Remote program adjustments can enhance machine performance.
In-process quality checks reduce the need for offline inspections.
Tool management systems improve efficiency on the shop floor.
Siemens offers a comprehensive portfolio for modern manufacturing needs.
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