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Jenny Díaz Alarcón ha perseguido sus sueños desde niña. Desde su natal Huari añoró convertirse en ingeniera industrial para ayudar a sus padres y darle un valor agregado al negocio familiar, basado en la agricultura.  A sus 18 años, logró ingresar a 3 universidades al mismo tiempo: Pontificia Universidad Católica, Pacífico, y Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC). En esta última, estudia la carrera de Ingeniería Industrial, donde junto con su KON TEAM participó exitosamente como piloto en la competencia Shell Eco-marathon, presentando un prototipo de vehículo eléctrico en Brasil. 

Szentkuti Ákos a vadonatúj Ford Mustang csúcsmodellje, a Dark Horse bemutatóján égette a benzint, miközben Sturcz Berci a Shell Eco-marathonon a takarékoskodás bajnokai között töltött pár napot. Balogh Bence az autóipar arany középútja, a Skoda Octavia frissített változatának titkát próbálta megfejteni, és az is szóba került, vajon halkabb lett-e a megújult Toyota Yaris Cross?

Hoeveel mensen ken jij die zelf een auto gemaakt hebben? En dan ook nog een van gerecycled plastic? De studenten van TU/ecomotive deden precies dat, en bouwden een sportief uitziende, elektrische auto genaamd Luca met als basis een onderstel van vlas en gerecycled plastic. Sietze Gelderloos, Technical Manager van het team, gaat in op de uitdagingen, de keuzes, en de voordelen die het zelf ontwerpen van een auto heeft. Op https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shell_Eco-marathon vind je trouwens veel meer info over de mega-zuinige auto's die meedoen met de Shell Eco Marathon.

Innovations and doctoral research student Osezua Ibhadode, University of Waterloo, Canada shares keys to unlocking value and growth. In 2014 his team won the Shell Eco-marathon for building the best race car running on 1Litre of gas in South Africa. Africa has a disconnect in Innovations to market, he tackle this challenges and proposes new solutions. He also shares deep insights into unlocking New Career Opportunities in manufacturing cutting across energy, fashion, technology, health. Please drop your feedback on this episode. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/revolutionparley/message

Begin juli wordt in Londen weer de Shell Eco-marathon gehouden, de wereldwijde wedstrijd hyperzuinig rijden voor studenten- en scholierenteams. Het huidige record, uit 2009, staat op omgerekend een afstand van 3771 kilometer op 1 liter brandstof. Met hun voertuig op waterstof wil Eco-Runner Team Delft van de TU Delft het wereldrecord verbreken. 4000 kilometer is volgens de modellen haalbaar. Ik praat erover met teammanager Ruben Hortensius.

Keywords:  innovation; fuel efficiency innovation   Competing for Fuel Efficiency Innovation There's been an explosion of innovation competitions in recent years.  They highlight the fact that innovation can come from non-obvious sources.   These competitions bring together smart people – usually industry outsiders - to tackle a problem.   The annual Shell Eco-marathon Americas took place this year in Sonoma, California.  In today's show I welcome three members of the Duke Electric Vehicles team from Duke University.  They share their experience of competing for fuel efficiency innovation.   The Shell Eco-marathon Americas draws teams of high school and college students from North, Central, and South America.  The challenge is to create the most fuel-efficient car. The Duke Electric Vehicles team took first place in three categories.  On the track, they won awards in hydrogen fuel cell and electric prototypes. Off track, they won in technical innovation. Shomik Verma, Gerry Chen, and Patrick Grady give a glimpse of the competition and their road to victory.   The Race is On The team starts in August and works on the car throughout the school year.  Amid academic studies and other obligations, students devote evenings and weekends to making the car.  They spend the first semester designing. The second semester, they build and test the car. The Duke Electric Vehicle team built a small, oblong 50-pound car in which the driver has to lie flat.  The car gets an estimated 12,000 miles per gallon. The secret to their fuel efficiency innovation: a super capacitor in the hydrogen powertrain. Now that the team has tasted victory, they are not stopping.  This summer they are working on beating the Guinness World Record for the most fuel-efficient car.   Learning Innovation Hands-On Students don't often get to bridge the theoretical to the practical in school.  The competition offers the chance to put the classroom theory into practice.  At the competition, there was a unique level of cooperation among the teams – from borrowing tools to asking advice.  The focus on one problem, fuel efficiency, maximized the potential for innovative solutions. The team members sharpened essential skills of innovation - problem-solving, creativity and collaboration.     Lessons Learned Have determination and perseverance. Shomik learned determination and to persevere through unexpected difficulties.  In his words, "It was really important for us to rely on team members and rely on the fact that we knew we did good work." Use a methodical, organized approach. Gerry learned the importance of a methodical approach, being organized, and breaking things down into subcomponents. Go back to basic theory for the solutions. This was Patrick's fourth year on the team and second as team president.  He learned many lessons through the years working on efficiency vehicles. One of the biggest was how to go back to basic theory. Wishing the Duke Electric Vehicles team the best in breaking the Guinness World Record and beyond. Want to keep track of the Duke Electric Vehicles Team?  Visit the Duke Electric Vehicles  Facebook page.  Or check out their website: duke-ev.org.   Five Minutes to New Ideas Could your business benefit from creating a standardized offering of a custom product?  Back in 1985, there was no such thing as a standard PC. You owned a specific brand and had access to programs written specifically for that make.  Each company was attempting to create lock-in for their third-party software developers. Working for a startup in Silicon Valley, my colleague and I faced a dilemma.  What PC should we tailor our typing instruction program to? We came up with a creative solution. Listen to Five Minutes to New Ideas.  Hear how going in the opposite direction of the crowd can pay off.     We're getting ready to head out on travel in the Mobile Studio.  We're looking for innovators in non-obvious industries and non-obvious locations.  Fin Gourmet Foods in Paducah, Kentucky kicked off this theme.  If you have a company or location doing really interesting innovation, drop me a note.  We'd love to see if we can come by with the Mobile Studio and do a broadcast.  Between now and the end of the year, we'll be focusing east of the Mississippi.  After the first of the new year, we'll be focusing west of the Mississippi.   If you have comments or suggestions, drop me a note.   Read about my experiences in the innovation game at PhilMckinney.com. 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There's been an explosion of innovation competitions in recent years.  They highlight the fact that innovation can come from non-obvious sources.   These competitions bring together smart people – usually industry outsiders – to tackle a problem.   The annual Shell Eco-marathon Americas took place this year in Sonoma, California.  In today's show I welcome three members […]

There’s been an explosion of innovation competitions in recent years.  They highlight the fact that innovation can come from non-obvious sources.   These competitions bring together smart people – usually industry outsiders – to tackle a problem.   The annual Shell Eco-marathon Americas took place this year in Sonoma, California.  In today’s show I welcome three members […]

Adam Genei gets on stage with Jeff Allen and Ethan D. LIVE at the 2017 Shell Eco-Marathon and Make The Future: Detroit Festival.  Hear all about the history of Detroit, how Adam transitioned from his TV show “Mob Steel” to the History show “Detroit Steel”.     Greg Rassel, President of the Woodward Dream Cruise, explains the insane size and amount of automobiles during this 23 year event.  The numbers will boggle your mind from 1,000,000 spectators… yes, that is one million and 40,000 classic, muscle and collector cars with cruise the 8 miles of Woodward Avenue over this 3 day event coming this August 18 - 19th.  If you haven't added this Detroit, Michigan event to your bucket list, maybe you should.     We talk with owner Cameron Davies of Cruising Kitchens about his eco-friendly food truck that incorporates just about every type of eco friendly energy from solar, french fry grease, wind, bio-bean and Pavegen tiles that capture energy just from walking on them.   The Make The Future: Detroit and Shell Eco-marathon event gives us all hope for the next generation of automotive designers, builders and engineers.    Skidmarks Show brings you twenty four 30 minute bi-weekly Automotive and Rock-n-Roll radio shows broadcasting all year long. With your hosts Jeff Allen from CNBC’s “The Car Chasers” and owner of Flat 12 Gallery and Ethan D. host of the morning radio show “The Rock Show” on FMX.   SKIDMARKS SHOW is on iTunes, Podbean, Soundcloud, Podcastcharts.com, Castbox for Androids and SkidmarksShow.com #SkidmarksShow 

Jeff Allen and Ethan D. hit the road and head to the Motor City - Detroit, Michigan for the annual Shell Eco-marathon and the #MakeThe Future Festival where kids and adults alike gather to push the possibilities of energy, sustainability and our future.  During the festival, the Shell Eco-marathon challenges student teams around the world to design, build, test and drive ultra-energy-efficient vehicles.   Hear about the startup success story with the guys from Thimble plus Mark Gessler, from the Historic Vehicle Association, joins Skidmarks Show and talks all about the Mille Miglia race in Italy that still happens today!    We all remember the 80’s hair bands, spandex pants and eyeliner.  Well Steel Panther is keeping rock-n-roll alive!  Your hosts bring you a candid interview with drummer Six Zadinia.  He may wear makeup but he is part of one of the crudest bands out there; with songs titled “Asian Hooker”, “Fat Girl”, “Just Like Tiger Woods” and “17 Girls in a Row”.  Don’t say we didn't warn you!   Skidmarks Show brings you twenty four 30 minute bi-weekly Automotive and Rock-n-Roll radio shows broadcasting all year long. With your hosts Jeff Allen from CNBC’s “The Car Chasers” and owner of Flat 12 Gallery and Ethan D. host of the morning radio show “The Rock Show” on FMX.   SKIDMARKS SHOW is on iTunes, Podbean, Soundcloud, Podcastcharts.com, Castbox for Androids and SkidmarksShow.comSUBSCRIBE now and don't miss an episode or at least you can pick and choose which ones you listen too! Skidmarks Show is proudly powered by Pennzoil. On all social - #SkidmarksShow 

Chris Duke shows you how to install a ProCharger supercharger on a 2014 Jeep Wrangler, Alan Taylor test drives the 2016 Cadillac ATS-V, and then he takes you to the Shell Eco-marathon.

Concevoir, construire et conduire le véhicule le plus économique possible. Le challenge que vont devoir relever les étudiants de la Haute-Ecole Arc qui vont participer du 30 juin au 3 juillet au Shell Eco-marathon.

Concevoir, construire et conduire le véhicule le plus économique possible. Le challenge que vont devoir relever les étudiants de la Haute-Ecole Arc qui vont participer du 30 juin au 3 juillet au Shell Eco-marathon.

Paul W. Smith talks to Claude Molinari, Cobo Center General Manager & Niel Golightly, Shell Vice-President of External Relations about this weekend's Shell Eco-marathon.

Reportaje sobre el equipo UMH (Dátil 2013) que participó en la ECO SHELL en Rotterdam. Reportaje Nº1 UMH TV.

Hablamos de cómo hacer el recorrido más largo con la menor cantidad de combustible y del Shell Eco-marathon con María Sánchez-Grela.