TDK Corporation

These are exciting times, I would say, when the physical world and the digital world is coming together, and we have a great opportunity to drive business value together as two companies.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Rajavel Sekaran, Chief Technology Officer for Industry, Manufacturing, Automotive and Retail at Presidio, Roger Sherwood, Head of Industry Strategy and Solutions at Presidio, and Jason Schick, VP of Partnerships and Revenue Operations at TDK Sensei, join the podcast to discuss how their companies are helping manufacturers modernize their operations.

and tackle questions like why, despite growing investment in AI and automation, are most factories still stuck in reactive mode? We're diving into what AI adoption really means for this space and how to take advantage of it.

Next, Rich and Shlomi Ovadia, a senior technical account manager at Django Connectivity, discuss the complications of PCIe and driver development, covering intended applications and defining characteristics.

Thanks as always, Tierra.

Thank you.

Now, here's Roger Bell and Roger of Presidio and Jason of TDK.

Yeah, I can start.

Nice.

Yeah, and then there's a new TDK in Vincennes.

Yeah, I just put this one on the list because the datasheet says that it's the world's lowest power 9-axis MEMS motion tracking device.

It's from 2007.

I haven't checked, but it says so, so it's probably true.

Yeah, cool stuff.

And yeah, it's great to see the TDK folks.

They are pretty much on top of things when new contributions come in and so on.

tape now.

Now I got this fucking TDK tape.

Yeah.

It's amazing.

It's a challenge where one of us with gloves in hand, or a glove, slaps the face of the other guy virtually and challenged that other person to make a virtual mixtape with six songs per side of a C60 cassette.

It could be a TDKS or it could be Maxell XL2S, not XL, XS2 or whatever.

And it's been a while since I've used one of those, obviously.

But that's basically how it goes.

You know, the first time I heard David Bowie's song Scary Monsters was at my friend Glenn's house, which was located along Caldecott Hill.

Glenn would invite us to his home to listen to his vinyl collection, and we, his classmates, would bring out TDK blank cassettes so that we could make bootleg copies.

That's what we did in the 80s.

And scary monster films were a fad in the 80s.

And then also when Dempsey Hill was an army barracks region known as Tanglin Camp.

Even TDK cassette tapes are mentioned and they're used.

Are you a nostalgic person?

I guess it must be in some way.

I'd say that's one of their best.

I think that's TDK.

Their collar is massive though.

It is, yeah.

Again, though, that's quite a garish color.

Yeah.

But it's similar vibes to TDK Crystal Palace.

Okay, so this is the '99/2000.