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Final call to join us at PDX 2025!

Being an Engineer · 15 Oct 2025 · 2m

What this episode covers

This episode is a promotional announcement for the PDX 2025 Product Development Expo, scheduled for October 21–22 in Phoenix, Arizona. The event is described as a two-day hands-on training experience for engineers, featuring over 50 sessions and 35+ exhibitors. Topics covered include GD&T, DFM, automation, additive manufacturing, and motion control, with real-time consulting available to attendees.

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