Imperial College Innovation Management Presentation 2009 Group 2: Peter Frampton, Hans Kumar, Deborah Lewis, Leo Martins, Jack Paternoster, Matthew Taylor
Our Dyson vacuum is the first one that's lasted us more than a few months with our big dog. Never any problems except trying to keep the dust bucket looking clean.
I believe it is brush-less. It's designed to spin faster and requite little maintenance (if not any). It's used in the Airblade, Dyson hand-helds (Root6 - DC35 - DC44)
1:03 Well if he used a cleaner that can't lose suction a hoover junior is a dirty fan cleaner so the air is blown into the bag not sucked through it so it won't change suction power no matter how full the bag is
First production Dyson was Cyclon 1983 Dyson was partnered by Kleeneze and Rotork outsourced to Zanussi sold via Kleeneze and at Ideal Home Exhibition. Around 500 made see my videos The First Dyson The First Dysons and Dyson Evolution
I have a Rainbow model D2 vacuum cleaner from the 1960’s. It uses no clogging bags, and no clogging filters, so it doesn’t loose suction. This vacuum debuted in the 1950’s. The earliest Rainbow (Rexair) used cyclonic action and used no bags, and that was in 1936. So what was really that revolutionary about Dyson’s first vacuum? Hard to tell. He didn’t invent the technology, but he did in fact make the technology more mainstream and popular with the public.
Every dirty fan cleaner doesn't lose suction (mainly upright cleaners) and the first produced vacuum cleaner the hoover Model 0 was a dirty fan cleaner so ulmost every upright cleaner from up until the 80s basically didn't lose suction
6:57 Nice prediction there in 2009, applying their motor technology for automotive. However, I don't think they will be as good as Tesla. Their motor knowledge is unlike the electric motor being used in auto.
...which could lead it to becoming an aircraft engine if scaled up. Since the purpose is still the same, which is to move AIR quickly, and it’s electrical, it could make a good electric engine.
I worked in factory manufacturing vacuum cleaners for a bloke called Dyson when he decided to shift all of his manufacturing to Malaysia 4 a quarter of the cost he got knighted and with that knighthood and all that extra money purchased vast tracts of land ( A Nice Tax Break )and received taxpayers benefits from the EU we truly are working in a horrible Society today just as it was in the 70s but the tables have turned and now the Greedy are rewarded and honoured and held up as Beacons of achievement oh and by the way he paid a couple of percent up from of minimum redundancy for the people that actually put him where he was the British Workman long live public education without you we wouldn't realise how really low no humanity can go.But I'm glad in a way that we were booted out this really was a class segregated factory whereby you had to wear a dog tag and the colour of the dog tagged told everybody else your pecking order in the factory and would keep door's locked from you so you knew your superiors by the colour of their dog tag. The the one and only factory canteen closed for after telephone and receptionist middle and upper management had gone home , the rest of the factory worked on a 24-hour manufacturing basis and that canteen was placed so far away that in our 12 hour work pattern in the for 15 min we had we could not reach that canteen, Even if it was open. We worked in hot temperatures constantly having wear plugs which caused painful calluses on the inside of the ear drums this really was a disgusting draconian factory going back to the 1940s or beyond god bless James Dyson. If you think this was made up I can supply names and addresses of everybody that worked there , and will tell you the same thing you're 15 minutes revolved around a small all coin dispensing machine that was filled up during the day and was empty on the night shift and then they stopped people from trying to smoke in their cars in the car park stating that it was a danger this truly was a disgusting factory the only difference from here and the 1800s was the age of the employees god bless forward thinking bigots m
overall review of this video, poor music and google slides lookin ass presentation, get your act together, i need this for a 6 marker question in business studies
