Prepare to summit the peak of D-Code Podcast Entertainment! We've arrived, in that Chrys Shea honored us with her presence! For only being her 3rd appearance on a podcast, she sure delivered! Chrys is a barrel of laughs, and as much fun as we had, we sure hope you like it, too!

Where to begin? Up for conversation is Chrys Shea's current passion, #uhdi, and the struggle of finalizing the design for a UHDI miniaturization test vehicle (#mtv) only to have the next smallest component announced by the time you present at #smtai. Oh, and did you know? Chrys was there working on the project that published discovery of the stencil area ratio rule. No big deal.

You'll want to listen to the full episode, because not only does Chrys Shea drop constant knowledge throughout about process and continuous improvement, she also drops a couple cool announcements! Don't get it twisted - you heard it here first people!

Successfully, it seems! In all seriousness, the whole crew learned a lot in this great conversation with David Kruidhof from Comet about how #smt only increases reliance on x-ray as size of components decreases. While the conversation flows and the group has fun as usual, this episode is more question and answer as David shares his impressive knowledge.

Don't bow out early, or you'll miss David's great summary of how different commonly used metals and materials show up in x-rays and how miniaturization is even impacting the creators of advanced imaging systems.

Last of the current run of in-person episodes, The D-Code hosts wrap up a few more experiences in the Chicago area during #smtai. Daniel shares his experience in the #omronindustrialautomation Demo Lab - check out a virtual tour halfway down this page: automation.omron.com/en/us/support/automation-centers Sean describes some of what his #spi and #aoi machines are capable of doing, whether he is currently implementing each feature or not. Elias is also present.