General Electric Commercial

A scarecrow is singing "If I Only Had a Brain" while dancing all around a power plant. Smartgrid technology from GE will make the way we distribute electricity more efficient simply by making it more intelligent. Smartgrid technology from GE ecomagination.com GE Imagination at work

GE aircraft engine workers are singing the song "Don't Know Much". Customers love GE aircraft engines almost as much as we love making them. Innovation today for America's tomorrow.D Innovation Today for America's Tomorrow. GE Imagination at work.

Birds of various shapes and sizes "sing" along to the music of The Barber of Seville - Overture, about GE's Smart Grid Technology. There's something different. Very different. The power grid is changing before our eyes. It will help make managing electricity so easy. You could do it if you were a one-eyed donkey. Tapping into renewable energy can be a reality. Solar, wind and biofuels. Their distribution will be no longer a fantasy. Solar, wind and biofuels. Solar, wind and biofuels. Solar, wind and biofuels. Solar, wind and biofuels. Solar, wind and biofuels. Energy bills can be lower. Repairs can be done faster. Outages won't have to be so annoying. It's a whole new way called Smart Grid. It's going to change the world. I feel smarter just thinking about it. So do I. Me too. So do we. Smart Grid Technology from GE. GE imagination at work.

This commercial for GE Water Technology begins with white buckets hanging from the clouds in the sky. Workers, all dressed in white, are in the clouds, pulling the buckets of water up from the ground, where they work to recycle and reuse the water, turning it in to clean water. Another group of workers are hanging from handles on a big accordion bellows machine that is causing the clouds to form. A man tests the water to be sure that it is clean. A line of workers form a chain, where they pass buckets of water down the line and up a ladder where the water is poured into a giant watering can. Once the watering can is full, a man hits a button on the base of the watering can, causing the watering can to tilt, making it rain. Just as nature reuses water, GE Water Technologies turn billions of gallons into clean water each year. (Lyrics) Someone told me long ago There's a calm before the storm I know, it's been coming for some time I want to know, have you ever seen the rain I want to know, have you ever seen the rain Coming down on a sunny day ecomagination.com GE Imagination at work

Sarah builds jet engines with her bare hands at GE, the Digital Industrial company. And she's proud of it. "Sarah: Building Amazing Things With Her Two Hands - GE" Hey listen, when you tell our friends about your job, maybe let's play up the digital part. It's a manufacturing job. Yeah, well, GE's doing a lot of cool things digitally to help machines communicate. You might wanna at least mention that. I'm building world-changing machines with my two hands. Does that threaten you? No. Don't be silly. Come on. I'm just gonna go chop some wood. With that? Yeah, we don't have an ax. Or a fireplace. Good to be prepared. Could you cut the bread? The industrial company. That's also a digital company. GE

GE's Brilliant Machines transform raw data into efficiencies. Our deep-sea fuel technology helps us discover and maximize resources in extreme conditions. Which might come in handy for the U.S.S. Enterprise as it attempts to live long and prosper in deep space. "Brilliant Enterprise - GE" Thruster to 30%. I can't her to warp. Losing thrusters. I need more power. Give me more power! Located. GE Deep Sea fuel technology. A 50,000 pound geniusly wired machine that optimizes raw data to help safely discover and maximize resources in extreme conditions. Our current situation seems rather extreme. Why can't we maximize our... Ready. Brilliant. Let's get out of here. Warp speed. Warning Gravitational Pull GE Deep Sea Technology Brilliant machines are transforming the way we work #brilliantmachines GE

This football season every gain counts - our sport is no different. Industry is a game of inches, and we play to win. "Industry Is A Game Of Inches - GE" From the depths of the ocean floor to the heights of the open skies, our team is on a mission to make things work better. In our sport, every gain counts because industry is a game of inches. And we play to win. #GameOfInches GE

"Childlike Imagination - What My Mom Does at GE" (NOTE TO READERS: This commercial also has a "What My Dad Does at GE" version. Please see the connections.) This ad introduces several little girls who tell us amazing stories about what their mothers do at work. It begins out in the water on a peaceful moonlit night, with a little girl sitting on a boat. She tells us that her mom makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. We then see her mom in a submarine monitoring underwater power turbines being spun by the power of the tides (which, of course, are caused by the moon). The next little girl is shown looking at a giant, empty birdcage. She looks up in the sky and sees airplanes with bird wings flying through the air. She tells us that her mom makes airplane engines that can talk. The third young girl narrates as a giant hand reaches out of the sky and picks up a hospital building and places it in the palm of its other hand. The girl tells us that her mom makes hospitals that you can hold in your hand. A doctor inside this hospital is shown holding a smartphone-sized device that is able to monitor her patients. Another girl walks out of her house into the desert where a giant futuristic machine is "printing" a jet engine. She tells us her mom can print amazing things while sitting at her computer. The last little girl sits on a hill and watches a long train wind through the countryside as the trees all around the track wave to the engine because is is clean running. The ad ends by explaining that all these moms work for GE (General Electric). My mom - she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. My mom makes airplane engines that can talk. My mom makes hospitals that you can hold in your hand. My mom can print amazing things right from her computer. My mom makes trains that are friends with trees. My mom works at GE. Imagination at work. GE

Yes, there is an Invention Donkey. But there's only one place that can invent the really big things. GE. "Invention Donkey | GE" Hee-haw. Whoa. Mornin'. What are you? They call me Invention Donkey. I grant invention wishes. Do I need to rub you or something? Do you wanna rub me? No. Then just make a wish. Anything. Anything at all. I would, uh, like two best friends. OK. Understandable, not an invention. Oh. I only do inventions. How about DVDs? Been invented, OK? Come on, something that matters. How 'bout an app, like a fun app. You just ran into a little donkey that grants wishes. You want an app? Aim high. OK, something to help power the planet? Bingo. Close your eyes and clear your mind. Ready? Good. First, start planning this years ago. Build a massive network of think tanks, research and testing facilities. Hire brilliant people from all different arts and sciences. Pile on the PhDs. Getting all this? Yes. Right. Turn garbage into power and run cities on jet engine technology and oh yeah, create data-crunching windmills from the future. And then, poof! It's done! That sounds hard. Can't somebody else do this? GE Seeking wisdom? Wish upon #InventionDonkey.

Imagination is taking energy to new places: A look into what is possible when imagination is used to power the world. "What Would Happen - GE" What would happen if energy could come from anything? Or if power could go anywhere? Or if light could seek out the dark? What would happen if that happens? Anything. Imagination is taking energy to new places. GE