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Industrial Product Design Company Service Portfolio
Industrial Design, Industrial design company, industrial design services, product design, product development, design portfolio, mechanical engineering, product engineering, design studio
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August 30th, 2009
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Reduce Water and Sewer Use with Washing Machine Attachment
A demonstration of a device which reduces water and sewer use with a washing machine attachment.
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August 30th, 2009
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Contemporary Cars, Automotive Design.
CONTEMPORARY CARS / CAR DESIGN / BEST CARS DESIGN / SLIDE SHOW /SLIDES / DISEÑO AUTOMOTRIZ CONTEMPORÁNEO / ZEITGENÖSSISCHES AUTO DESIGN / DISEGNO AUTOMOBILISTICO CONTEMPORANEO
This basic presentation is intended as a brief exposition of the design of some most mundane automobiles in production recently. It is a discretional selection, it is not meant to be a hierarchical compilation. It intends this only, to expose some automotive design.
Any current compilation of this sort and indeed any present debate concerning cars must take into consideration the formidable impact the automotive industry and its production have over cultures, economies and more recently over the environment; more so cars with big engine displacements. The car industry by far constitutes one of the largest worldwide in terms of economic value, material reproduction and transformation, people employed and naturally government policy. It is in this regard worth noting that the car industry was developed under notable distorted societal conditions. Not only has car production been extensively subsidised, but it has also been promoted, given its immense value-generation and creation of employment, to a large degree in systematic disregard to specific social demands (i.e. as anthropologically or sociologically identified or as promoted by local communities). The recent patterns of industrial and geographical planning have also been developed taking into account the existence of large individual means of transportation, without any further comprehensive study on its geo-social efficiency,impact or a similar debate in society. The car industry, as its related counterpart, the petroleum-extracting industry, have formed an interest group, a lobby, exerting a disproportional and non-legitimate influence over parliaments and governments, often times influencing legislation and policies by financial paralegal extortion. Much more importantly, however, both industries have been developed with a large economic distortion: The car industry was backed by a booming petroleum industry with low prices, the technological pattern of cars was developed over time considering a certain level of oil prices; these prices, however, have so far always been set in the market without any taxation to its externalities i.e. its damages to third parties and the exhaustion of the non-renewable resources it uses. This occurred as central governments, notably that of the United States of America, failed to comprehensively tax oil production(as it is the case with most other industries). The influence of both lobbies is believed to have been closely related to this phenomenon. As a result, fuel prices, also for other industries, have remained artificially low, inefficient technological patterns become mainstream and are now also spread to developing countries, as they are impelled to a specific pattern and a pace of development, one which, if not implemented, would mean regional economic, social and cultural exclusion. As is well known, the degradation of air and water ways has in the recent years led to several disasters and has recently been provenly ociated with the warming of the atmosphere. The ensuing natural disasters logically affect poor countries populations much more severely than rich ones. As a result, people in these countries have died and die in the hundred thousands, millions lose homes, tens of millions lose jobs and in several regions they have also considerably hardened the means of mothers to find food for their children.
Many of us car enthusiasts believe that the car industry CAN become more efficient and global economy fairer and more just. Chances for everyone, also to afford cars, respecting and preserving the habitat. Cars CAN be in harmony with what surrounds them.
NOTE: NO COPYRIGHTS ARE INTENDED over any of the material included in this video. Images are taken from Internet only. Copyrights: Top Gear, BBC, Sport Auto, Auto Motor und Sport, Quattroruote, Fifth Gear, J. D. Power, AutoBild, Edmunds Inside Line, Motor Trend, Road & Track, Car and Driver, D Motor, DMAX, et al., as well as car manufacturers, car dealers and private car owners.
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August 30th, 2009
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What Is Industrial Design?
From Syracuse University, a short narrative about Industrial Design, what goes into it and how the creative process can work. Made by third year students in 2002.
Duration : 0:3:30
August 30th, 2009
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Hot Tub Time Machine - Red Band Trailer!
Release Date: February 26, 2010
We’ve got your first look at the new Red Band trailer for Hot Tub Time Machine, the MGM comedy opening February 26, 2010. Directed by Steve Pink, the film stars John Cusack, Rob Corddry, Craig Robinson, Clark Duke, Lizzy Caplan, Crispin Glover, Sebastian Stan, Charlie McDermott and Chevy Chase.
“Hot Tub Time Machine” follows a group of guys, adults who used to be cads back in their heyday, who, after a night of vodka and Red Bulls in a hot tub, travel back in time and set out to rediscover their “mojo.”
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Duration : 0:1:51
August 30th, 2009
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Rage Against the Machine - BOLA interview
Man, it took me way too long to find/upload this. I had no idea where it was. That stupid, awesome Timmy C laughing video I made had some comments requesting the up of the full interview but I had no idea what DVD I had it on.
Duration : 0:3:41
August 30th, 2009
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Kitamura Mycenter 3X 4-Axis CNC VMC at Midwest Machinery
Kitamura Mycenter 3X 4-Axis CNC Vertical Machining Center, Call: (262) 895-3462
MANUFACTURED NEW 1995
TABLE SIZE 16.1″ x 35.4″
MAXIMUM TABLE LOAD 1,100 LBS
SPINDLE NOSE TO TABLE TOP 4.9″ - 23.0″
X AXIS TRAVEL 30″
Y AXIS TRAVEL 17.9″
Z AXIS TRAVEL 18.1″
RAPID TRAVERSE RATE X & Y AXES 1181 IPM
RAPID TRAVERSE RATE Z AXIS 945 IPM
CUTTING FEED RATE 0 - 590 IPM
SPINDLE TAPER CAT 40
SPINDLE SPEEDS 20 - 10,000 RPM
SPINDLE MOTOR (2 SPEED GEARED) 15 HP
TOOL CHANGER CAPACITY 20 STATION ATC
TOOL CHANGE TIME (TOOL TO TOOL) 1.2 SECONDS
TOOL CHANGE TIME (CHIP TO CHIP) 3.2 SECONDS
MACHINE DIMENSIONS (APPROXIMATE) 102″ x 98″ x 104″
MACHINE WEIGHT (APPROXIMATE) 11,000 LBS
Equipped With:
FANUC O-M CNC CONTROL WITH 9″ CRT,
RS-232C PORT INTERFACE FOR DNC OPERATION,
YUASA SPDX-8F 8″ 4TH AXIS ROTARY TABLE,
RIGID TAPPING (SYNCHRONOUS / SOLID TAPPING),
HELICAL INTERPOLATION, SPINDLE ORIENTATION,
DAIKIN SPINDLE CHILLER, 160 METERS MEMORY,
FULLY ENCLOSED SPLASH GUARDING, WORK LIGHT,
ALL AVAILABLE MANUALS
***See more at www.MWMachinery.com / sales@mwmachinery.com
Duration : 0:3:29
August 30th, 2009
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Elegant Machinery - Save me
New wave buenisimo
Duration : 0:4:11
August 30th, 2009
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Esper Photo Analysis
The scene where Deckard uses this really cool machine - the Esper machine - to zoom in and navigate through a small photograph with amazing detail.
Duration : 0:3:32
August 30th, 2009
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Sock knitting machine tools.
Susan describes some of the tools that are available for use with sock knitting machines.
Duration : 0:6:6
August 30th, 2009
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