As an Engineer, you are expected to thrive inside of complex problem solving.
Yet, most engineers are not taught or known for their creativity and innovation skills.
For us engineers, CO2 is bad, especially when found in good natural gas.
That's right, carbon dioxide.
As innovators, we are constantly eager to find solutions to our problems.
In this case finding means of removing the bad from the good, while focusing on capturing the 'big picture' - developing lean, innovative, profitable, high-performing and efficient solutions.
Enter the NXT-Air Liquide Membrane System.
An extremely reliable, efficient membrane system offering excellent carbon dioxide removal from natural gas.
1. CAD IN THE CLOUD
2. PRODUCT DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
3. DEEP LEARNING AND AI
4. DIGITAL MARKETING
5. UTILIZING THE LATEST MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY
6. ROBOTICS
7. IT INFRASTRUCTURE
8. AUTOMATION AND SCADA
9. COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
10. LEADERSHIP SYSTEMS
Engineering has always been a fairly "technological" space.
But as technology is continuing to evolve at a rapid pace, engineers are being forced to evolve themselves.
No industry, much like all species of this world, is immune to adaptation.
Sticking with the old, out-dated ways of doing things will leave you left in the dust and thus decomposing to just another bankrupt, fossil fuel.
"Choose a job you love, and you'll never work a day in your life..."
As the old saying goes...
This saying was ridiculous to me a decade ago...shoot, even just six months ago.
Automation can be an intimidating subject.
Relays, switches, transmitters, panels, cables, PROFINET, Modbus, HMIs, PLCs
PLC-Who? And industry standards? Don't get me started.
Let's leave this subject to the "Sparkies" - Right?
But, let's rewind.
The reality is that automation is the future, and the future is now. Thanks in part to system integration, automation has become common place for industry.
Innovation can be difficult.
As engineers focus more on technical excellence , they tend to find themselves disconnected from the commercial world or the end-users of their products.
To master innovation, you need the right mix of culture, technology, processes and inspiration — this takes time and involves a unique team.
Right? - Does this sound familiar?
