At this time, Sandy Munro could fill stadiums with engineers willing to listen him talk. I really appreciate this lecture series. These lessons will save millions of engineering hours.
@@mugslschlaengli5928 The only issue of stealing from the Chinese will be they are protected by western copyright laws and therefore illegal al to copy their products. Where as the Chinese copy what ever they want and don’t worry about copyright laws as they are hard to I force in China when the courts are controlled by the corrupt CCP.
I always find that the people who have to be talked into doing a youtube channel cos they think no one will be interested in what they do - are THE most interesting... Sandy is a case in point.
This presentation was better than any engineering class I took. Sandy is 100% right, and most of my professors at Michigan Tech would lose their crap at most of his statements.
@@buckmanriver Thanks Buck - we just can't learn enough about how Elon does things - and he does things! Great to have Sandy analyze the products of Elon's philosophy and in this video, the philosophy spelled out. "Competitors" aren't led by this philosophy and it shows in their products.
A free masterclass in Design Philosophy from a legend? TAKE ALL MY TIME! Love this! Thanks Sandy and your team! As a young designer, I will treasure this! I haven't even watched the whole thing and I already feel like its going to be amazing. :D
Some of those modernized IV infusion pumps helped keep my daughter alive during her first 5 months of life, as a micro-preemie living in a Neonatal ICU. She's a perfect wonderful kid today. Thanks!
Sandy and team, as a chaplain who works in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, thank you for doing the work to make that pump for the babies. You have probably saved hundreds or thousands of lives with that redesign.
Excellent video. At first I thought it was just a meme video about getting views but the vast amount of wisdom and knowledge from your experience is astounding. You're definitely the real deal.
Sacred cows makes the best steak. Convincing management to allow the slaying of a sacred cows nearly cost me my job. But after that, they allowed me to select and slay more.
I hate the Alaris pumps, chock-full of terrible design decisions, typical of healthcare products designed with no input from front-line providers. Nothing to be proud of.
It should be borne in mind that there is nothing more difficult to arrange, more doubtful of success, and more dangerous to carry through than initiating changes. The innovator makes enemies of all those who prospered under the old order, and only lukewarm support is forthcoming from those who would prosper under the new. Their support is lukewarm ... partly because men are generally incredulous, never really trusting new things unless they have tested them by experience. Niccolo Machiavelli
Dr. Edward Demings: As variation is reduced Quality will increase. Elon Musk: The best part is no part. Elon even managed to make that point more efficiently.
Yep, that little speech he made wasn't prepared, he was speaking from passion, but will be remembered for decades as how he became as successful as he has.
@@ElFeilasouf Elon's musk interview by Everyday Astronaut. This is where Elon's 5 steps actually come from. @13:30 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-t705r8ICkRw.html
I feel like you guys gave us a ton of insider knowledge of your jobs. Thank you for that! I absolutely love it all and I believe I learned a ton in 30 mins. Great job to Sandy as apparently he loved talking about this so much I barely heard and "umm" or cough. So fluid and smooth.
"The art of war teaches us to rely not on the likelihood of the enemy's not coming, but on our own readiness to receive him; not on the chance of his not attacking, but rather on the fact that we have made our position unassailable." - Sun Tzu "the supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting" "If you're manufacturing, you get to change the product design, and say, hey, this product, you're asking your manufacturers dumb. Like, great, let's fix it. So it has, if you work on manufacturing engineering, but you don't just get force fed a sandwich. You get to change the position design." - Elon Musk
These two vlogs are unquestionably the most informative and interesting videos I’ve ever seen on RU-vid. I’ve immense respect for Sandy and his company, I just wish we had more like him and his team here in the 🇬🇧. Thanks,
The best thing about you tube is it has enabled Sandy to come online and share all his vast trove of mechanical n industrial experience, as Elon enthralled us and stressed out that engineering is often underappreciated, I guess he is changing the way business is conducted and the way CEO are supposed to stick true to the motives of the company
Are you talking profit or what exactly, how exensive things are, salaries, what? if you have no numbers you have no knowledge, is that what you believe? Are you working after watts, are you telling me that artistic talent doesn't have any play in game development, can you calculate a good game?
@@davidworks7758 simple, more lines equals more problems. Also the number of interacting components is an exponent on top of the number of problems and the communication channel counts as a component.
@@rage-a-holtheband1058 Depends on the game. There are leaders in every genre. Fantasy MMO? Blizzard. First-person space sim with the best fidelity? Cloud Imperium. Best flight sim? Microsoft.
As a Product Designer, this was great to watch. I go through the same struggles every single day. When somebody asks about my job I say, the design part is easy, it's managing the people, stakeholders, that's the most difficult.
The Cybertruck is the first pickup truck that was specifically designed to be a pickup truck. Everything that preceded was the evolution of a car with the back seat removed with a farm wagon mounted in its place.
Lol lies. One, Cybertruck is the same form factor as existing trucks. Two, plenty of pickups hail from farm equipment, like ladder frame trucks. Three, Cybertruck uses technology and platforms from existing Tesla cars.
@@KevinJDildonik If you can't see the obvious differences, I don't know what to say. No other truck is state of the art. You need to watch some of the videos to find out what this truck can do.
Sandy and his company are doing the world a huge favour by shownig this two part master class. And it is alo a huge bill board for their company. I hope it leads them to many more outstanding and cool projects!
The Step Brothers thumbnail is hilarious. Whoever picked it has a great sense of humor. LMAO! Love this video series. Lots of good details. Resonates with some of the design principles I use at work.
Hello Sandy, what an amazing video. Should be part of every design session business course' Just so inspiring. Thank you. Keep well, keep safe and keep your thoughts coming and hopefully people will learn.
I saw it the last year. He loves the thinking from Tesla. His passion for that topic is fascinating. Why don't you do a factory tour at Tesla or work with them a few weeks. I think you are the happiest man on this planet
I'm going have to relisted to this over and over again and take notes. As an engineering student this is very educational and informational than any academic classroom I've joined. Thank you Sandy Munro!
I was a computer programmer & when I was listening to the client spec out the system they wanted any time I heard the words don't worry about that it never happens, it went to the top of my to-do list, I'm retired now, but, I have systems I wrote 20 years ago & they're still running & they have never in all that time failed to work zero errors, zero crashes...
The first iPod actually used a 1.8" Toshiba hard drive combined with clever use of cache memory to save battery. The real genius was the introduction of the iTunes software with licensed music in place of mp3 ripped files that was popular at the time. In general the user experience was much better with the Apple product which is why they succeeded.
Sad to see that no one was taking notes!! Great presentation!! I will add that you need to employ smart young people, then you can train them from scratch to avoid previos bad habits or having the wrong working culture!! Thanks!!
Worked at an MRI company in the late 80s. The prototypes that came down from the area search division were difficult to manufacture and full of obsolete parts off their shelf. We spect the life of the products making it manufacturable.
Great video! They all are, really appreciate your channel. Just a quick correction. The cockpit picture was a MD80 series jet, not an MD11. I should know having 15,000+ hours on it. Note the 2 throttles, 2 EPR gauges, not 3…etc. Great jet in its time, but I moved on to the Airbus 321 & the FBW & Flight Control Laws are incredible. Airbus does truly build an incredible product, no doubt following many of your principles. Looking forward to the Plaid teardown & yes, I drive a P85D. 6 years old, only Mx required so far was 12 volt battery replaced. Great observations about ICE OEMs, fanbelts, & the past. That one had me lmao.
Hi Sandy, I really hope some day u n Elon collebrate to scout for the best engineer to take on the challenges of the changing auto sector landscape. Sandy I love the way u interact with today's generation kid n I hope u become the beacon of hope to US auto industry's resurgence.
iPods where based on spinning hard drives for a long time before they went solid state. It was their advantage in the mp3-player market that made them stand out.
Sandy, I have already seen Part 2. Everything is about innovation. I have ready Sun Tzu 30 years ago I have made it part of life. That why I two ears and one mouth, there I listen.
Animals aren't food, products, transportation, or entertainment, even though you've been led to believe it your entire life. BTW, he said sacred cows, not scared. And you spelled steaks wrong.
@@BLKMeSa Animals are literally food made of meat. This includes humans if caught and killed by other animals. Facts>ideology. You can't understand first principles if you cannot be honest about the most basic facts about the world.
As someone with several masters degrees and working in the most insane industry around (hospital management) I can tell you this is a goldmine of information and wisdom. Thank you for sharing.
I have absolutely zero connections to any form of manufacturing or engineering, however this video is excellent advice for many areas of industry. Thanks for your passion.
This seems like an idea that Corey Steuben came up with for a video/recruiting tool. :) If only I was a little younger I would certainly apply. Good job!
Wow. It's amazing seeing that it's not just CEO's, scientists and nutrition "experts" who are incredibly dogmatic. It's engineers too. What a great video to watch for any field.
I agree to all these Sandy just presented... I design stuff and this was so enlightening. I was cautious on my designs but now I have much more to take care before I finalise something. Just a thanks is not enough about what I just watched... I wish I could work under Sandy.
Constant improvement is not somthing Mr. Munro has invented. He is just helping the rest of us to remember. ITIL (computer managemet) has continual Service Improvement as part of their mantra: The Boy Scout are tought a circle of how to improve and evalute their projects. People and certain CEO's tends to forget that future business are depending on paying for future changes.
This is great, Sandy. Thanks so much for putting this up. Reduction and simplification has been my mantra as well as focusing your efforts on where it counts. Please make more of these.
Sandy, Great presentation. This should the first and last class in every engineering and technical school. True words of wisdom. Your presentation is the Genesis of Engineering design.
I'm half way through and have to take a 30 second break. I've had chills for 20 minutes. I'm working on refining a process at work and this is just awesome.
