Atlas World Magazine - AUTUMN 2022
ISSUE - AUTUMN | 2022 – Mike Yost Connecting people to solve manufacturing problems Mike Yost: The Art of Life on the Connecting Dissemination Edge Seekers with PG6 PG9 Solvers PG4 weareatlas.com The innovation core of ATS Global
Welcome share in the journey we’re on. We’ve Editors word Highlights got more of the content you’ve enjoyed so far, with some extra bits to keep Welcome back to the latest edition things spicy. of the Atlas World Magazine! It’s the Word from Martin 2 autumn edition and the evenings are One thing we’ve loved about producing drawing in, sweaters are coming out, these magazines is hearing what you and things are generally getting a Atlas by numbers 3 enjoyed and what could be better next bit chilly. time. We’ve got our usual engagement page for you to leave your comments, For the autumn edition, we wanted Mike Yost: Connecting 4 A Word from but we’ll also be signposting to brighten up your day with all of the Seekers with Solvers opportunities for feedback throughout exciting news that’s happened as the Martin the magazine. Please feel free to take year comes to a close. a few moments just to drop in some Progress report 5 And here we are for another edition of thoughts as we’d love to hear from you. We’ve got a great interview with Mike the Atlas World Magazine, welcome Yost of BennitAI, talking about his back! It’s the autumn edition and we For the content, we’re talking with Mike entry into the world of manufacturing The art of dissemination 6 hope it brings you a bit of cheer as Yost about his life and works, as well and the genesis of the Seeker-Solver the days grow shorter and we all look as the exciting progress from Bennit. Exchange. We also take a look at towards the winter months. After a AI and their Seeker-Solver Exchange. some of the work being done on Getting to know 7 sweltering summer with holidays We’re looking at life on the edge with simple edge devices with Mark, Dave, Atlas Edge galore, the Atlas team have been back Mark, Dave, and Antonio, who are and Antonio. at the grindstone, pushing innovation bringing simple edge devices to on a daily basis. the masses. On top of that we’ve got all the usual Life on the edge 9 Atlas updates and team highlights As the year draws to a close, we In the progress report we’ll be looking you love. So, read on! We’ll be back Getting to know our 14 wanted to share some more stories at projects wrapping up, dissemination in the new year with a frosty from Atlas world, the people who make efforts, and what’s happening on the winter update. ideal customer a difference, and the projects we’ve marketing side of Atlas. We’re also been involved in. taking another chance to highlight Talk soon some of the bright minds that make Key contributors: The Summer Edition saw the same Atlas the hotbed of innovation it is. / Kat, Mike, and Alex Alex Matheson | Content Editor fantastic response we’ve come to Katerina Mouliadou | UK Innovation Lead expect and we hope this time round All of that can be found inside these Mike Santiago-Griggs | Web Strategist you’re all just as excited as we are to digital pages and much more, so I’ll ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
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Feature article into engineering change meetings and walking the factory floor. From those auspicious Mike Yost: beginnings, Mike began a Watch the varied career working Connecting for industry giants interview such as General Seekers with Electric, innovative Solvers startups, and all points in between. It was along this journey that Mike saw the introduction and, at times, hesitant uptake of IT in manufacturing and had the opportunity to recognise early in known its progression just how integral as the Seeker- software would be in the industry. Solver Exchange. This recognition of the importance Alex had the chance recently to same level of sit down and discuss that journey of IT in manufacturing and an expertise as larger understanding of the issues adopters with Mike and how BennitAI, ATS corporations and multinationals. Global, and Atlas have grown along had in adopting it seeded the idea At the core of it all was the need of a company in Mike’s mind that the way. Check out the full recorded for a way to exchange knowledge interview above. steadily grew over the years. In 2016 and expertise in a safe, secure, and these ideas came into reality with the mutually beneficial manner. Linking founding of BennitAI, alongside Ryan If you’d like to learn more about those who seek knowledge, with Atlas Optimise, you can actually read and Kathy Cahalane. those who solve problems. our product focus article from last BennitAI was founded with the goal season’s Atlas World Magazine. If Since then, BennitAI has been going there’s any information you feel is Mike Yost joined the manufacturing of linking people who know, with full steam in that direction, and along world before he’d even left high- people who need to know. While their missing or there’s anything you’d that journey ATS Global joined the like to ask us, head on over to the school, when a teacher in his CAD scope was broad, they wanted to party. In particular, we here at Atlas class secured him an interview focus on the smaller manufacturers, engagement page and drop us a line. have been able to grow, develop, and with a local firm creating electrical the backbone of the American evolve Atlas Optimise whilst helping connectors. While his friends were out manufacturing world. People who BennitAI create what’s become delivering pizzas, Mike was getting might not be able to access the ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Progress report The WeldZero project wrapped up recently and has provided no end of fascinating insights into how Industry 4.0 technologies such as AI and automation can help produce a zero defect weld, as was the project’s scope. Atlas played an important role in the project Atlas in the Autumn and the project itself enabled us to further the Atlas platform in we’ve produced new and exciting ways. videos with on- As always in these magazines, we want to give you a peek into To cap it off, we had the opportunity to take the reins on the what Atlas has been up to. Autumn often tends to be a nose-to-the- dissemination of information required by these publicly funded site footage of grind-stone sort of season and that’s no exception here at Atlas. innovation efforts. As such, we’ve produced videos with on-site our software and Alongside continued updates to the platform, we’ve been working footage of our software and our partners’ technology working in hard on realising our ambition of making sure everyone who needs perfect harmony. They’re packed full of interesting testimonials our partners’ the Atlas platform knows what it does, where it is, and how they from the people who had their hands on the project, and provide a can make the most out of it. real insight into how WeldZero has led to real world gains. technology Shouting about innovation If you want to check them out, we’ve got an article in this very magazine introducing them! We’ve been very fortunate in Atlas world to have been top pick for a number of innovation projects. They provide us with funding to try out ideas that might one day become industry defining. They connect us with other bright minds around the world, and they give us test beds for the innovative products we work on day in, day out. Alongside their obvious goals and requirements, the aims set out by the innovators that launch them, there’s one that is probably less obvious; dissemination of knowledge. Whether an innovation project has achieved all its goals, fallen short in some areas, or even revealed something through a series of failures, it’s important to talk about the results to the world at large. Innovation is great in itself, but it’s not until you put your findings out into the real world that you start to see the real benefits and get the kind of feedback you need to start up the next project. Above: Our close out meeting at BMW-Mini’s plant in Oxford ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Project update The Art of Dissemination We’re big on innovation here at Atlas. We love innovation projects BMW Laing O’Rourke because they give us exciting reasons to develop new technology and challenging environments to test the products we create. They have clear goals and always involve brilliant people in their fields who want to work with our bright minds to meet new challenges in interesting ways. One particular innovation project that we’ve been making a lot of noise about is WeldZero. You can read all about the project as a whole at our website, but the elevator pitch would be: can we achieve a welding process that results in zero defects? The project wrapped up recently to rapturous applause. Everyone involved, from the education institutes to the private sector partners saw fantastic results and it may well have revolutionised the way big industry approaches laser welding in fields as diverse as automotive The BMW arm of the project involved As an international construction manufacturing to offshore energy. two of their UK facilities where over company, Laing O’Rourke needs a billion welds a year are carried to provide large scale projects to While the project itself might have wrapped, one of the most out. A perfect test bed to prove the very exacting quality. The WeldZero important parts is still in progress; dissemination of knowledge. scalability of the WeldZero Project. Project helped them prove out a new Innovation for innovation’s sake is great, but without letting the world means of providing modular building know about your successes, you’re missing out on half the point. components. With that in mind, we stepped up to the plate and volunteered to let the world know just how impactful the WeldZero Project has been. We worked with the various parties involved to create videos that We hope you’ve enjoyed this look into the dissemination of knowledge and why we’re so excited to demonstrated how such a diverse and brilliant set of people could be involved in it. If you have any questions about this article, or anything else in the magazine, head come together to achieve something seemingly impossible. on over to the engagement page and leave us your thoughts! ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Knowledgebase Getting to Know World beating technology In each one of these magazines, of data. That means, rather than we’ve taken the time to focus on collecting data from a device, a different aspect of the Atlas sending it to the cloud for Platform. Previously we’ve looked at processing, then accessing that data Atlas Play, the backbone of the Atlas elsewhere, some or more of it is Platform, and Atlas Optimise, our done nearer the device. way of helping users take complete control of their resources. This is important because, while we use terms like ‘real-time’ and This time round, we’re looking at ‘instantaneous’, nothing can ever Atlas Edge. quite reach those lofty goals. Even at light speed, things take For the uninitiated, edge computing time. So, when you have massive is a way of speeding up data amounts of data, beginning the processing and data storage by processing of that data before Watch ‘Meet putting edge computing devices you start transferring it over long between the cloud and sources distances can help you move Atlas Edge’ towards that real-time dream. ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Beyond just speeding things up, connections in a single container. edge computing provides smaller, These ‘factories in boxes’ can be configurable hubs on-site that bring installed, configured, and customised the power of the cloud into facilities. in sites across the globe. With Atlas Edge enabled devices installed, Edge devices also come with simple and scalable adaptations challenges and requirements that can be introduced globally, turning businesses of all sizes need to take small ideas into big leaps forward into account. Does the cost, both in in efficiency. terms of money and time, outweigh the benefits of introducing edge On the micro end of things, Atlas capability to your business? If the Edge is being used to enable improvements they introduce don’t simple device connectivity in more match the outlay, then obviously bespoke industries and businesses. that’s going to be a hard sell. You can read more about it in our article Living Life on the Edge, but in How does short, our bright minds have been working hard to create a framework Atlas Edge that allows businesses that might not have access to Indsutry 4.0 help customers technology the chance to benefit achieve more? from the advances it brings. We hope you’ve enjoyed this look at As you can probably guess, Atlas Atlas Edge and the ways it’s being Edge enables edge computing. It used already. We’d love to hear enables this on the micro as well as your thoughts on it though. What the macro scale, with the ultimate are some features you’d like to see goal of helping businesses of any included in the product? Can you size achieve industry 4.0 success. think of any ways you’d put it to use in your projects? For enterprise customers, Atlas Edge Make sure you head over to the can enable frictionless global rollouts engagement page to leave your by wrapping up their business thoughts and comments. processes, resource models, AI algorithms, and equipment ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Article Life on the edge with Antonio, Dave, and Mark We’ve talked about Atlas Edge a lot in this edition of the Atlas World With solving that problem a high priority, three of our bright minds have Magazine and for good reason! It was a focal point of one of the largest been working on simple edge device deployment within Atlas and have innovation projects we’ve been involved in, WeldZero, which wrapped made great strides. It has involved a combination of under-the-hood this year. It’s also a product that was born out of our involvement in the developments to the Atlas Platform, processes mapped within Atlas Play, innovation sphere. and a lot of time and effort. These factors are coming together to make a straightforward route to deployment of simple edge devices in any business Watching its birth and growth, especially over the last 12 months, has been that might need them. fascinating and exciting for us behind the scenes. One of the growing pains around the product is the complexity and time commitment that comes One of the real joys of this venture is that it uses each element of the Atlas with deploying an edge device. Platform to its advantage. Play is used to design and deliver a process that collects the data and information about the device that needs to be Even experienced technicians and engineers can take up to two days to deployed. Optimise stores the configuration of your deployable devices. complete the process. When you have a factory full of equipment that Boost collects the data from the connected device, enabling the creation of needs to be retrofitted with edge connected sensors, that’s going to be dashboards and data visualisation. And, of course, Edge connects your IT a problem. systems to the deployed device. ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Alex sat down with the three the wild. people responsible for bringing the simple edge device We’re actually in the process of using deployment project into being to what we’ve put together to deploy ask a few questions. So, read on sensors at one of the ATS offices! to find out more. That’s our current goal. Alex: Where did the idea behind this Dave: The reason we’re doing that come from originally? rather than rushing to get it into an innovation project is that they’re Mark: From experience with the often closed loop type deals. Once innovation projects really. The it’s wrapped up, they can be turned experience of deploying edge devices off and put on the shelf. So, there’s in the real world. It was recognised a great opportunity to learn and test that we needed a way of deploying out ideas, but once it’s turned off you edge devices that didn’t require can’t point to it and say ‘that’s what so much of the developers and the technology looks like’. engineers time. We wanted to create our own use Longer term, it’s a route Dave: Yes, the methods we had case outside of the project work. previously were just too complex and We wanted something that we have to OEE, being able to not foolproof. So it took too much ready and available for dissemination time and could still go wrong at the ourselves, as a sort of permanent understand how effective end of it! use case. our equipment is and Alex: The project has really been Alex: Beyond having that permanent identifying areas for building over the last twelve months, use case, what other benefits have in that time how and where has the you seen working on this project? improvement project progressed? Mark: Well, with the complexity of our Antonio: It’s really been in-house at previous process, we weren’t able to the moment. While we recognised deploy these devices at scale due to the need for a project like this in the the time involved. One of the key stats innovation work we’ve been doing, is that we’ve reduced the deployment this is early stages so we’re working of an edge device from about half a on it privately before we test it out in day, to about five minutes. ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Dave: I’d say it was a bit longer than effective your equipment is and half a day previously, Mark! identifying areas for improvement. Antonio: I’ve definitely spent up to It’s for anyone who doesn’t have any two days on deployment. Industry 4.0 technology yet and is looking to get into that world. And it Mark: Point taken! So, yeah, it’s a should also make retrofitting sensors significant improvement. onto older technology to bring them this is a cheap and simple way Alex: Thinking further ahead, where into that Industry 4.0 world possible. do you see this project ending up? It’s a way of achieving those goals, What sort of person, project, or but in a simpler and more affordable company would benefit from this way too. rapid deployment of edge devices? We hope you’ve enjoyed this look into Dave: Well, for the scenario we the development of a specific area have at the moment we’ve got of the Atlas Platform, its application, temperature, humidity, and power and why we’re working on it. If you sensors. So, many small to medium have any questions about this article, enterprises could use this as a way or anything else in the magazine, to dip their toes into Industry 4.0 head on over to the engagement technology. For example, if you’re page and leave us your thoughts! doing 3D printing, temperature, power consumption, and humidity are massively important. If you want to understand the energy being used, or the carbon footprint you’re creating, or get a detailed understanding of the environmental statistics of an operation like that, this is a cheap and simple way of achieving that. Mark: Longer term, it’s a route to OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness), being able to understand how ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Buzz Occupation: Writer, Podcaster, Speaker, Futurist Brett was one of our most recent Podcast People guests and one of our most interesting too! He’s an outspoken critic of the negative aspects of The Atlas Podcast has been modern capitalism, as well as an avid running for 40 episodes now over evangelist for the opportunities that two years. In that time we’ve had technology provides. Our discussion the opportunity to talk to some was focused on disruptive topics that fascinating people from industries should fascinate anyone who looks across the spectrum of technology, to the future with a certain sense innovation, manufacturing, and more. of trepidation, and those looking for some hope in the change that We wanted to take the opportunity technology can enable. to highlight a few of those names and point you to their respective Lina Huertas episodes. If any grab your attention, click on the guests profile pics to listen to the episode. g.uk .or Brett King .icmr www The Atlas Podcast has been running for 40 episodes now over two Dr Lina Huertas, mid keynote years Occupation: Industry Executive for Manufacturing at Microsoft Brett, promoting his book Lina was actually our first returning guest. She joined us in the first ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
season of the podcast when she BBC Micro. Whilst that might bring to was working at the MTC, and in mind the image of boxy computers in this episode discussed her move classrooms of the past to our older to Microsoft and all that entails. It’s readers, the advances made in the worth catching up on both episodes creation of the BBC Micro and its as Lina’s insight on manufacturing chip architecture touch nearly every from both the public sector and the piece of technology we enjoy today, private sector is fascinating. You can including the phone/computer you’re find the season one episode on our reading this on! g.uk .or website in the ‘Resources’ section. y Martin Kelman or Professor Steve Furber .computinghist The BBC Micro www eyed (or eared?) among you might recognise a familiar name from elsewhere in the magazine, as the Industry 4.0 Club is co-hosted by Mike Yost! Martin Kelman Professor Steve Furber Occupation: Chief Digital Occupation: Professor, Computer Transformation Officer for ATS Scientist, Mathematician, and Global and Atlas Lead Hardware Engineer And how could we point to our most Steve joined us back in the first fascinating guests without including iteration of the podcast and talked our fearless leader! Martin chatted about a fascinating career that with the Industry 4.0 Club recently included his involvement in one of and we thought it was a great the most important technological discussion and deserving of a signal advances of the last century; the boost on the Atlas Podcast. The eagle ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Progress report exercise in drilling down the roles we’ve focused on. What are their pains and gains? What is their day-to- day routine? Where in their work life Getting to can Atlas bring new opportunities for know our ideal productivity and success? customer Finally, it’s about taking that knowledge and testing it in the real world. To do this, the marketing team Innovation projects are all well and has been conducting interviews with good, but at the end of the day we people inside our business, at our create products to meet our potential partners, and out in the wild, to see customers demands. Partners, how our independent research lines projects, and other ventures might up with real world expectations. show us how the products should develop, but we need different All of this is building towards methods to find out how best to exciting things. A redefined website reach out to people who might need that speaks to the customers we what we’re making. want to speak to. A user journey that matches the expectations of With that in mind, the marketing the market we want to reach. And, team has been working hard hopefully, a swath of new Atlas investigating and defining our customers that will achieve great perfect customers. This has been a things using our products. long process that has moved, and continues to move, through very What do you want to know about distinct steps. the Atlas Journey? Do you have any burning questions about where we’ve it’s about taking that In the beginning it’s very much an been or where we’re going? Head internal conversation. It’s about on over to our engagement page to knowledge and testing it deciding who we want to target unburden yourself! We’d love to hear and where they might sit within from you and we’re happy to answer in the real world their respective businesses and any questions you might have. industries. Then it becomes an ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Atlas staff highlights Mark Forster What non-Atlas piece of tech excites you most right now? Location: Halifax I’m currently falling into the rabbit hole that is the Role: Software Engineer world of coffee, weighing up what the best grinder Started: Atlas - Feb 18’ to get since I wore out my previous two. I’m really ATS - March 12’ interested in the Decent Espresso DE1 which adds next level nerdiness to a morning pick me up, sadly What were you doing before you joined Atlas? at around £3000 I think it might be a pipe dream (Atlas Christmas Present?!?) Pre-ATS I was working in a startup developing a Real Estate Management Cloud/Edge Application. If you were going to make a signature Atlas Within ATS, amongst other roles, I was working on cocktail, what ingredients would you include in it? We wanted to take the pre-sales & development for factory operations opportunity in these magazines scheduling solutions, this included working with As a fan of the classic mojito, I was introduced to to shine a light on some of the customers modelling processes from aerospace the rojito (raspberry mojito) last year by my partner. bright minds that make Atlas the blade manufacturing to Car Bumpers to Carbon I feel we should have an Atlas range of Mojitos with bubbling cauldron of innovation fibre Aircraft construction. different fruits from around the world. that it is. Possibly more important than the drink, I feel the What’s the most exciting part of your role? setting of the Atlas Cocktail Bar in Singapore would Seeing the results of our implementations where be the perfect place to enjoy the tastes of the world! digital meets physical, whether it be robot arms, 3D printing with welding technology or simple environment sensors, whilst digital modelling and simulation is an extremely powerful tool, the quirks of real life always bring surprises. What excites you most about Atlas, now and in the future? I’m currently falling into The opportunities we can open up once we start to gain traction deploying connectivity with lower the rabbit hole that is friction at scale and being able to apply our breadth the world of coffee of experience to real world problems such as in the BMW welding machine learning algorithms. ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
Rae Comben Location: Weymouth, UK Role: Senior Business Analyst Started: Working on SODA/Atlas since July 2018, joining the team officially in Sept 2021 What were you doing before you joined? Working for ATS delivering projects, concentrating on requirements, documentation, standards and OEM engagements. What’s the most exciting part of your role? Using business process mapping to learn about, analyse and drive out product requirements for the cases we are using Atlas to solve. What excites you most about Atlas, now and in the future? Working with a great team to improve and expand the product. What non-Atlas piece of tech excites you most right now? The Plant Heritage Persephone online database that National Collection holders are using to record their plants, which I’m looking A little single malt forward to trying when it becomes available to members soon. whiskey, but don’t spoil it If you were going to make a signature Atlas cocktail, what by adding anything to it! ingredients would you include in it? A little single malt whiskey, but don’t spoil it by adding anything to it! ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
People Meet the team We like to talk up the bright minds in good idea is just a good idea without Atlas when we communicate to the the right people ready and waiting to world at large. Whether we’re talking realise it. about the products we put out, or the From its inception to now, the Atlas expertise we have to offer our partners, team has added expertise from the underlying factor is always those developers to designers and from bright minds. sales to social media. And with every When the team was formed it was new person that joins and makes a few people scattered around the Atlas their home, the team is able to Watch featured country testing an idea. As time has achieve more. passed those ideas have been tested, From that first handful of people, profile - ‘A week solidified, and built upon. There’s been we’re now sitting at about twenty five in the life’ a name change (Soda Labs became bright minds. Every one of them has Atlas), the scope has grown, and so their own unique perspective on what has the team. makes a company work. And, every While some have joined and moved on one of them has their own unique to pastures new, many have found their expertise that helps us edge towards place here and settled in, and thank our goal of creating the greatest heavens they have! After all, a SaaS applications in the world. ATLAS WORLD MAGAZINE AUTUMN, 2022
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