Solving real challenges in US manufacturing with digital tools
Join our fireside chat at 10.00 EST/ 16.00 CET on April, 15th!
Together with Graham Wloch and Jake Hall, we’ll discuss current trends and challenges in US manufacturing and explore how 3D simulation, robot offline programming and other digital tools can help streamline operations and improve planning. We also invite you to participate in Q&A session at the end!
- Date and time: 15.4.-15.4.2025
- Location: Online
- Keywords: Manufacturing simulation, Robot offline programming, Automation, Reshoring
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Solving real challenges in US manufacturing with digital tools
Feeling the pressure to do more with less? You’re not alone.
Manufacturers across the US are juggling labor gaps, tighter timelines, and shifting demands. If you’re looking for ways to plan smarter and keep things moving, digital tools like simulation and offline robot programming can make a real difference.
Join us for a webinar with Graham Wloch from Visual Components and Jake Hall, also known as The Manufacturing Millennial. We’ll dig into what’s happening in US manufacturing right now and how tools like simulation and offline programming can help you act with speed and certainty, not hesitation.
Here’s what we’ll cover:
- Strategies to help overcome labor shortages and improve workforce productivity through digital solutions.
- Understand the impact of digital tools on workforce training, engagement, and retention.
- Explore how 3D simulation, robot offline programming and other digital tools can help streamline operations and improve planning.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Speakers
Jake Hall
Keynote Speaker and Industry Advocator, The Manufacturing Millennial
Jake Hall known as the Manufacturing Millennial is an advocate of manufacturing, automation,and skilled trades by helping revolutionize the way people and companies present through social media. With over 100,000 Followers and 150,000,000+ views on his content, he ignites conversations about the latest in manufacturing and automation to excite the current and future workforce about our industry.
Graham Wloch
Director Of Business Development, Visual Components
Graham Wloch brings over a decade of experience helping customers solve real-world challenges. Known for building strong relationships and creating tailored solutions, he’s played a key role in growing sales and expanding the reach of Visual Components. Graham combines technical know-how with a practical business mindset, consistently beating sales targets and leading high-performing teams. He’s driven by honesty, dedication, and a passion for helping others succeed.