GE Commercial for Advanced Medical Imaging Technology

The commercial shows doctors all across the globe, examining patients who are all opening wide and saying "Ahh". Their collective "ahh's" come together to form the song "Ode to Joy". Doctor to child: "OK sweetie. Open wide and say Ahh." At GE, we've dedicated some of the best minds and most advanced technology to bring better health to more people. It's an idea we call Healthymagination, and we think it just might catch on. Doctor: "That was very nice." Child: "Thank You." healthymagination.com 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

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.

"Childlike Imagination - What My Dad Does at GE" (NOTE TO READERS: This commercial also has a "What My Mom 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 dads work for GE (General Electric). My dad - he makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. My dad makes airplane engines that can talk. My dad makes hospitals that you can hold in your hand. My dad can print amazing things right from her computer. My dad makes trains that are friends with trees. My dad works at GE. Imagination at work. GE

"Power and Beer" This commercial features the General Electric Turbine manufacturing plant in Schenectady, New York. We invented the turbine business right here in Schenectady. Without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. At GE we built turbines that power the world. They go into power plants which take some form of energy harness it and turn it into more efficient electricity. When I was a kid I wanted to work with my hands. That was my thing. I really enjoy working on turbines. It's nice to know that what you're building is going to do something for the world. When people think about GE, they typically don't think about beer. A lot of people don't realize that the power needed to keep their Budweiser cold and even to make their beer comes from turbines made right here. Wait, so you guys make the beer? No, we make the power that makes the beer. So without you, there'd be no Bud? That's right. Well, we like you. GE Turbine Manufacturing Schenectady, NY GE Works GE - Imagination at work General Electric, GeneralElectric #WhatWorks