Manufacturing Today Issue - 251 August 2026 | Page 231

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worlds – real innovation feeding a genuine requirement we saw in the market. Having a dedicated team tasked with solving complicated problems is a big part of why we’ re able to stay on the cutting edge of innovation.” This innovation incorporates AI, which Tucker says is used as a tool in DI’ s workflow, alongside implementing AI-based experiences in some recent projects.“ For the recent Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library project, which is probably the most high-profile project we’ ve ever worked on, you can see yourself as a character back in the world Teddy Roosevelt lived in. There’ s a lot of magic in seeing that come to life.” DI’ s five-year vision ties back predominantly to the ESOP, which Tucker describes as an“ incredible opportunity to watch the momentum build” as employeeowners come to understand the long-term impact it will have on them, the customers, and the business as a whole.“ As Tom said earlier, we’ re genuinely thrilled about the opportunity for other companies to see what we’ re building and want to become part of our ESOP,” Tucker finalizes.“ It can sometimes feel like our capabilities are endless, but they’ re not; we get excited about the chance for others to join us to bring capabilities we might be lacking and help us deliver even faster than we do today.” ■
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