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in 2012, nothing about zero mission

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This has been the discover phase

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of Engineering Big ideas.

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towards becoming real tech.

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idea takes the first step

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to understand how a creative

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to Arduino founder, Massimo Banzi,

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building a working prototype.

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The key to the next phase of

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possible?

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everyone else that the idea is

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do you prove to yourself and

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damn it just feels good.

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success, and once you get it -

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to learn.

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what someone else is too afraid

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you've got enough guts to learn

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you're gonna do it again.

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morph you into something better.

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and if you fail, fail graciously.

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go at it,

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your back, just attack it. Just

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right decision, the wind's at

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failure. If you've got something

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run out.

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has an indefinite cycle life.

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fuels, hydrogen does it.

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create the next standard in heavy duty fueling.

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our competitors in the field to

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technology?

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fueling infrastructure, and it's

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virtual reality goggles.

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electrified personal watercraft.

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a militarized version of that vehicle,

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and our NZT vehicle for consumers,

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encompasses off-road vehicles

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The Power Sports Division

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where we bring designs to life.

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of Nikola Motor Company

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designedâ€”everything.

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the cab built, part of it would get the clay model

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what's gonna happen in this

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country.

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way that stuff moves across the

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technologically advanced truck

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disruptor than it is to be the

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the orders started coming in,

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was cheating emission standards

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scandal had really hit.

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up happening was the diesel

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me I was crazy. And what ended

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trucks was cool.

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impact of commerce as we know it.

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economic and environmental

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for how to revolutionize the

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all they had was an idea

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but not long ago

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of 13,000 hybrid semi-trucks,

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may already have a pre-order

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and Hydrogen innovator Nikola

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Transportation game changer

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and Microchip Technology.

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ideas

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We call it Engineering Big Ideas.

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to development.

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to design

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tech from discovery

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and production experts moving

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reality, as well as designers

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working to translate concept to

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We will meet an innovator

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bringing technological ideas to life.

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weâ€™ll explore the process of

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In this 4-part series,

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You engineer it.

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Simple.

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into tomorrowâ€™s tech?

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into reality?

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How do you turn creativity

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people about it. But whatâ€™s next?

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out of your mind. You sketch it,

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the innovation process is

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a thought,