GE Locomotive Commercial

"Meet Molly, the Kid Who Never Stops Inventing - GE Commercial" Meet Molly, the kid who never stops inventing. Find out how she is making the world work better. GE works on things that matter. The best people and the best technologies taking on the toughest challenges. Finding solutions in energy, health and home, transportation and finance. Building, powering, moving and curing the world. Not just imagining. Doing. GE works. Molly, can you please take out the trash? Molly! Trash! Woo! Hey, Molly? Whoa, cool! Molly? It's time to go. Class, let's turn to page 136, recessive traits in... How's the new movement sequence going? Great. Let me show you. Please do. I reprogrammed the robots to do the inspection. It's running much faster now. See? That's amazing, Molly. Thank you. (Lyrics) Di-Gue-Ding-Ding ding ding Di-Gue-Ding-Ding ding ding Di-Gue-Ding-Ding Di-Gue-Ding-Ding ding dgin Dooo Dooooooo Do. Dooo Dooooooo Do GE

In this commercial, GE's advanced imaging technology lets you see how a swimmer generates the power needed to shave .1 seconds off his time, how a biker's arm muscles strain to help propel him forward, and how a runner's leg strides toward the finish line. These candid images demonstrate why biceps need triceps, how a shoulder creates torque, and why a longer muscle is a swifter muscle -- insights that can be insightful for Olympic training. I'm Rob Fluehr, and I work at GE. Our team builds advanced imaging technology that can show why biceps need triceps, how shoulders create torque, and why a longer muscle is a swifter muscle. There is so much we know about the human body, but we're still amazed by the human spirit. GE Works. GE Works Imagination at Work Worldwide Partner Olympics

"Fly into the Future" This commercial features a wheeled robot similar to the Mars Spirit rover. It begins rolling around an indoor lab setting, but soon makes its way outside onto an airport runway. It rolls up to a giant plan with large GE jet engines on it and looks at it through it's camera eye. I've seen incredible things. Otherworldly things. But there are some things I've never seen before. This GE jet engine can understand 5000 data samples per second which is good for business. Because planes use less fuel, spend less time on the ground, and more time in the air. Suddenly far away places don't seem so far away. 5,000 data samples per second United Brilliant Machines are transforming the way we work. GE Works GE - General Electric #BrilliantMachines

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.

"What If Scientists Were Celebrities? - GE" At GE, we're not just imagining a world where brilliant women are the stars – we're helping create it. We know that a company that works to change the world, should reflect the world. In that spirit, GE has set goals of having 20,000 women in STEM roles by 2020 and obtaining 50:50 representation for all our technical entry-level programs. That is how we will balance the equation. GE works on things that matter. The best people and the best technologies taking on the toughest challenges. Finding solutions in energy, health and home, transportation and finance. Building, powering, moving and curing the world. Not just imagining. Doing. GE works. A Millie Dresselhaus doll! Happy Birthday, sweetie! Trick or treat! Oh, Millies! We are so glad to have you here. What if we treated great female scientists like they were stars? Yasss, queen! What if Millie Dresselhaus, the first woman to win the National Medal of Science in Engineering, were as famous as any celebrity? Millie Dresselhaus was seen having lunch today… …rumors of a new discovery… What if we lived in a world like that? We know a place that’s already working on it. GE Happy Birthday Millie Dresselhaus Charlie Harvey posted a video - Found her a Millie Dresselhaus doll! #BestMomEver Please welcome Millie Dresselhaus. We are so glad to have you here. Millie Vitale (Gina), Millie Ball (Angela), Millie Russell (Tessa) Aced physics!! Can we get a picture please? Millie Dresselhaus - First woman to win the National Medal of Science in Engineering Magic Millie, Genius Style Clothes with I.Q., The Lab Coat Falls must-have accessory, 50 Inspiring Women, One in a Millie, The Cloud: Conditions are Getting Stormy New York Post - Physics...or Chemistry? Announcing a new lecture series... Millie Dresselhaus announces a new discovery. Lectures Sold Out The Millie Lectures GE is helping create that world. Our goal is 20,000 women in technical roles by 2020. Anete Joaolopes - Graduate Engineering Training Program Jumana Almuzel - Lead Production Supervision Specialist Amanda Breeden - Manufacturing Engineering Leader Lane Konkel - Lean Leader Lobna Tawfiq - Technical Field Advisor Olivia Vick - Systems Engineer Lana El chaar - General Manager Customer Success Organization Molly Burke - Operations Management Leadership Program Yayun Chen - Research Engineer Danielle Merfield - Vice President, Ge Global Research Brianna Cilley- Aviation T700 Business Leader GE #BalanceTheEquation

"Knight Rider and the Locomotive (GE TV Commercial)" This commercial, narrated by K.I.T.T. (William Daniels) shows this famous car driving through a factory. KITT says that while a talking car is impressive, a talking train locomotive is even more impressive. The car drives out of the factory and starts following a long train across the country. You know what's impressive? A talking car. But I'll tell you what impresses me. A talking train. This GE Locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what its carrying, while using less fuel. Delivering whatever the world needs and when it needs it. After all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? Knight NS Norfolk Southern 8113 Brilliant Machines are transforming the way we work. GE Works #BrilliantMachines GE