New Era of Engineering

• Is embedded computing the new frontier for software innovation?

  As organizations anticipate a dramatic rise in software-driven revenue, the role of embedded computing is evolving fast. In this episode of New Era of Engineering, host Brian Doherty is joined by Mike Welsh, CTO of Automotive Software and Electronics at Capgemini Engineering, to explore how next-generation embedded systems—powered by edge AI, IoT, and real-time processing—are reshaping industries. From semiconductors to sustainability, discover how embedded intelligence is moving beyond the data center to drive innovation across automotive, manufacturing, and beyond.Guest :  Mike Welsh, CTO of Automotive Software and Electronics at Capgemini EngineeringHost: Brian Doherty ​Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd. 

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• [Summer Shorts] How can data help businesses align strategy with sustainability?

  In a world facing climate disruption, energy transition, and geopolitical uncertainty, how can businesses make informed, future-ready decisions? In this episode of The New Era of Engineering, host Brian Doherty is joined by Thierry Chevalier, Senior Advisor on Modelling and Simulation at Capgemini Engineering and member of the French Academy of Technologies.Together, they explore Business for Planet—a conceptual yet powerful modeling service that helps organizations simulate climate-aligned strategies using data-driven predictions. From its origins in aerospace to its applications in finance and environmental policy, Business for Planet leverages advanced tools like WITNESS and SOS Trade to translate global climate scenarios into actionable business insights.Discover how this open, collaborative, and AI-enhanced approach is helping companies navigate uncertainty, diversify risk, and build more sustainable futures—one model at a time.Guest :  Thierry Chevalier, Senior Advisor on Modelling and Simulation at Capgemini EngineeringHost: Brian Doherty ​Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd. 

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• [Summer Shorts] How can technology help us better manage water?

  As global water scarcity intensifies, industries must rethink how they manage this vital resource. In this episode of "New Era of Engineering", host Brian Doherty speaks with Estefania Delgadillo, PhD, Scientific Project Leader for the Circular Economy at Capgemini Engineering.Estefania introduces WaterWise, an innovative methodology designed to help companies assess and optimize water circularity across their operations. Particularly relevant for water-intensive sectors—such as agriculture, textiles, energy production, automotive, and chemical manufacturing—WaterWise enables organizations to reduce consumption, reuse water, and recover resources more effectively. From algae-based food production to rainwater harvesting, discover how technology is enabling smarter, more sustainable water management—for the benefit of people and the planet.Guest :  Estefania Delgadillo, PhD, Scientific Project Leader for the Circular Economy at Capgemini Engineering.Host: Brian Doherty ​Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd. 

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• [Summer Shorts] Engineering for Biodiversity: can innovation help restore nature?

  In this episode of The New Era of Engineering, host Brian Doherty is joined by Angelica Mejia, Environmental Scientist and Biodiversity Program Leader at Capgemini Engineering, to explore how engineering and innovation can support the planet’s most vital resource: biodiversity.Angelica introduces the concept of Strategic Biodiversity Integration, explaining why aligning business success with biodiversity preservation is not only possible—but essential. The conversation highlights how emerging technologies and engineering practices are being applied to monitor, protect, and restore ecosystems, and how industries can embed biodiversity into their sustainability strategies.Looking ahead, Angelica shares her vision for the future of biodiversity engineering and her personal aspirations to drive meaningful change through science, technology, and collaboration.A must-listen for anyone passionate about sustainability, environmental innovation, and the role of engineering in shaping a more biodiverse future.Guest :  Angelica Mejia, Environmental Scientist and Biodiversity Program Leader at Capgemini Engineering,Host: Brian Doherty ​Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd. 

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• [Summer Shorts] How close are we to controlling technology with our minds?

  In this episode of The New Era of Engineering, host Brian Doherty is joined by Solène Le Bars, Scientific Leader for the Future of Healthcare Program at Capgemini Engineering, to explore the cutting-edge world of brain/computer interfaces (BCIs) and their transformative potential in healthcare.Solène introduces a groundbreaking approach that combines virtual reality (VR), eye-tracking, and electroencephalography (EEG) to help patients regain lost visual awareness and cognitive function. By using Visual Evoked Potentials (VEPs) to monitor attention and awareness, this innovative system allows users to interact with a virtual environment using only their gaze—turning therapy into an engaging, game-like experience.The episode also highlights a pilot project involving a VR game set in a wild, immersive world, where patients track animals to stimulate neglected areas of their visual field. The results are promising, and the future of BCI technology looks even more exciting, with potential applications across medical rehabilitation and beyond.A must-listen for anyone curious about the future of neurotechnology and patient-centered innovation.Guest : Solène Le Bars, Scientific Leader for the Future of Healthcare Program at Capgemini Engineering,Host: Brian Doherty ​Production & Realization: Brockhill Creative Ltd. 

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