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Humanoid robots are no longer set pieces. They're being asked to sense, respond, and act reliably in environments built for humans, which means every connection inside them has to perform under conditions that lab specs don't fully capture. The real engineering question isn't whether a robot can move. It's whether the connectors and sensors inside it can keep up over thousands of cycles, in variable temperatures, with the physical wear that comes from actual use. Davy Brown, our VP and CTO for Transportation Solutions, and Thomas J. Schoepf, VP and CTO of Automation and Connected Living Sector, share their thinking on where that reliability work actually starts in this Tech Briefs piece. Read the full article to find out how the answer is closer to the component level than most system-level roadmaps account for: https://lnkd.in/gxS2a7gh #EveryConnectionCounts #Robotics #Connectivity #EngineeringInnovation

Leading a business can mean stepping into a team with a lot already built and figuring out how to give them the room to show what they're capable of. That's what excites Eric Himelright most about his new role as SVP and GM of TE Connectivity’s Aerospace, Defense & Marine business. In a recent conversation, he reflects on how working across different business units and functions shaped how he leads and what he sees as the real opportunity ahead at TE. Watch the full conversation on YouTube to learn more about how Eric's background prepared him to become a leader in this business: https://lnkd.in/eUDjijFz #ProfileInLeadership #LifeAtTE

As vehicle architectures become more electrified, connected, and software-defined, protecting critical systems is just as important as connecting them. In the latest Talking Excellence podcast, Shane Lauth, Product Manager at TE Connectivity, joins TTI, Inc.'s Gabe Osorio to discuss how next-generation architecture protection solutions are helping enable safer, more reliable automotive and commercial vehicle platforms. The conversation explores why protection must be considered early in the design process to support increasingly complex, high-voltage and data-intensive vehicle architectures. Key topics include: • The evolving protection requirements for next-generation automotive and commercial vehicles • Why early design decisions improve system reliability and long-term performance • Addressing the challenges of high-voltage, high-power, and data-dense vehicle architectures • How protection solutions help support the future of transportation Listen to the full episode to learn how TE Connectivity is helping engineers design more resilient vehicle architectures: https://lnkd.in/dK3SmQVB #TransportationTechnology #VehicleProtection #AutomotiveInnovation #CommercialVehicles #HighVoltage #LetsGoThereTogether #EveryConnectionCounts

As agricultural and construction equipment becomes increasingly connected, telematics systems face growing complexity in demanding environments. Join TE Connectivity on July 28 to explore key considerations for scalable telematics architectures, including antenna selection, mounting conditions, and mechanical design factors that can influence connectivity performance. You'll gain insights into: • Antenna form factors for off-highway applications • Mounting considerations and their impact on system performance • Design and validation approaches for demanding environments 📅 July 28, 2026 | 10:00AM ET Come explore key considerations associated with scalable telematics systems with us by saving your spot now: https://lnkd.in/enT6iFDj

Utility-scale solar is scaling fast. But can growth alone guarantee better project outcomes? As projects get larger and timelines tighten, EBOS decisions are playing a bigger role in labor efficiency, schedule certainty, and long-term performance. That is why connection technology deserves a closer look. Our latest trend paper examines how Solar IPC technology is reshaping the conversation around constructability, reliability, and bankability. Access the trend paper to go even more in-depth on how EBOS architecture is becoming a key driver of project outcomes: https://lnkd.in/ercyh4vc

Commercial and off-highway vehicles are running longer data networks in harsher conditions than most lab environments ever test for. TE Connectivity's Paul Reil and TTI, Inc.'s Gabe Osorio unpack what that means for connectivity, from long cable runs and Ethernet adoption to harsh-environment sealing and backward compatibility with legacy systems. Worth a listen if you're evaluating data architecture choices for on- or off-highway platforms: https://lnkd.in/g_afdasx

In commercial vehicles, data and power requirements keep climbing. That puts pressure on every system carrying them, for the entire life of the vehicle. Paul Reil, Field Application Engineer, walks through how TE Connectivity helps customers bring signal, high-speed data, and power together into solutions built for what comes next. See how TE Connectivity approaches the connectivity challenges shaping today's commercial transportation systems: https://lnkd.in/e6NuH7tc #EveryConnectionCounts

Most interview prep focuses on what you did. The harder question the interviewers are asking is what results you achieved. Malavika Sagar, TE Connectivity's Chief Human Resources Officer, said it directly on the Our Connected World podcast: Employers want to know if you "were able to tangibly do something different." Not whether you held the work, but whether you moved it. The episode offers a practical reframe for anyone who has done meaningful work but is still figuring out how to communicate its impact. Stream the full episode to hear practical advice on communicating the impact of your work. https://lnkd.in/eiP8jqc4 #LifeAtTE #EveryConnectionCounts

"Career growth is no longer linear. Sometimes you have to go sideways in order to go up." Sage advice from Malavika Sagar, Chief Human Resources Officer at TE Connectivity, in the latest episode of the Our Connected World podcast. She goes on to share why technical expertise is still essential, but no longer enough on its own. Curiosity, adaptability, communication, and continuous learning are becoming just as important to long-term career success. Ready to stand out in your career? 👂 Listen now to learn what it takes to succeed in today's rapidly changing workplace: https://lnkd.in/e6fJdmUf 

At most companies, AI adoption stalls somewhere between "we ran a pilot" and "we rolled it out everywhere." TE Connectivity's Jim Tobojka has a name for that gap: a scaling problem, not a use-case problem. At TE Connectivity, we consider AI as a solution before defaulting to conventional approaches. Three recent results: around $380K saved in one business unit using no-code crimping-tool design software, a 99.99%-accurate defect-detection system saving roughly $90K per machine per year, and a 10% cycle time reduction from an AI-controlled stitching system. IndustryWeek's Dennis Scimeca spent time with Tobojka on how TE is building the infrastructure, including IT governance and an AI innovation center in Singapore, to turn those local wins into company-wide practice. Read the full piece for a closer look at how TE is putting AI into practice and the results it's delivering: https://lnkd.in/en8QcEjf #EveryConnectionCounts #AIinManufacturing #IndustrialAI