GE Aviation Commercial

"Robots on the Move" This commercial features numerous famous pop culture robots. All of this AI machines walk through cities, buildings, and elevators to make their way to a GE warehouse that they all want to get into for something new. Some of the robots include: * Robby the Robot from Forbidden Planet * B-9 the robot from Lost in Space * KITT the intelligent Pontiac Trans Am from Knight Rider * a robot that looks a lot like Honda's Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility (ASIMO) * a wheeled robot similar to the Mars Spirit rover * a robot similar to Johnny Five from the movie Short Circuit * the android Data from Star Trek: The Next Generation transports in * several other robots of various shapes and sizes The machines are on the move. They're curious because they've heard that there are new machines. Brilliant ones, and they're coming to see for themselves. Machines with the technology to scale, and the ability to communicate. To make the world work better. And now all the machines want in. Brilliant Machines are transforming the way we work GE Works #BrilliantMachines GE K.I.T.T., Knight Industries Two Thousand, Knight Industries Three Thousand

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.

Aspiring developers know GE is a digital industrial company that does big, world-changing things. And they’re going to some interesting lengths to join the team. "The world is catching up with Owen – “Orc-O-Gram” – GE" We got another one. I have an Orc-O-Gram for an Owen. That's me. You should hire Stacy Drew. She wants to change the world with you. She can program jet engines, talk and such, her biggest weakness is she cares too much. Thank you. My friend really wants a job at GE. Mine too. I'm a wizen from a far off shire and Sanjay Patel is who you should hire. Thank you. Seriously though, Stacy went to a great school and she's really loyal and you should give her a shot. Yeah, Sanjay's a team player, and uh... That's the third elf today. Oh. The digital company. That's also an industrial company. GE

GE has created the operating system for industry. Which is big news for the tech industry, and for people who want to make a difference while working in the tech industry. "The world is catching up with Owen - "BrainDrone" - GE" Trolling for a gig with BrainDrone? Can't blame you. It's a drone you control with your brain which controls your thumbs which controls this joystick. Uh, no, I'm actually over at the GE booth. We're creating the operating system for industry. It's called Predix. It's gonna change the way the world works. OK, I'm telling my brain to tell the drone to get you a copy of my resume. Uh, maybe keep your hands on the controller. Oh. You know what? I'm just gonna email it to you. Yeah, that's probably safer. Probably. Cool. That is not representative of what I can do. I just wanna let you know that. We should...should we call someone? The digital company. That's also an industrial company. GE

On 12.10 - 12.12, we opened the world's first #EmojiScience lab. Here's a quick recap of how our emoji table of science experiments came to life-- you might even see some special guests, Like Bill Nye the Science Guy and Rosario Dawson! "Meet the Emoji Table of Experiments - #EmojiScience - GE" My favorite emoji today, uh, is the telescope. Telescope allows us to look up and out to answers to the two deep questions: "Where did we all come from?" and "Are we alone in the universe?". There is science to everything, that's the thing that I think is so beautiful, you know, kids as "Why?", "Why?", "Why?", "Why is the sky blue?", "Why does it rain?", "Why does it snow?". You're never too old to keep asking "Why?". I strongly encourage you all not to say you have a favorite, because then the other science experiments will think you don't like them. But I do, uh, I never get tired of mixing vinegar and baking soda. You get a solid and a liquid that evolves into a gas. Come on. That's just, you can't beat it. We Opened The World' First Emoji Science Lab And Created The Emoji Table Of Experiments 1F4AF 100 1F4F7 1F2D There's Science In Everything. Even Emojis. Emoji Science Special thanks to The NYU Chemistry Department & The National Science Foundation GE Visit EmojiScience.com and Share Your Own Experiments on Vine Using #EmojiScience

This commercial shows a group of people who work at GE Aviation building jet engines. The group of employees is taken to an airfield to see their engines, attached to a jet while it takes off on a runway. I was fascinated by Balsa wood airplanes ever since I was a little kid, just throwing them around whenever I could. I always wondered how everything worked, how did an airplane get in the air. To design and create the next greatest thing, it takes a lot of imagination and a lot of courage. I always wanted to be one of those guys that had that kind of responsibility and that kind of technical expertise. At GE avaiation, we build jet engines. We lift people up off the ground to 35,000 feet in the air. These engines are built by hand with very precise assmebly techniques. I definitely feel responsible to these customers. You can't pull over on the side of the road to see what's going on under the hood. These have to be perfect every time. We make jet engines. And I think the inner nerd in me is really excited about that. When you build one up, wrap it up in plastic and out the door it goes, and you know that out there somewhere this machine you've made is out there serving a bigger purpose. GE is the latest and greatest. It's the edge of technology. It's gonna fly people around the world, safely and better than it's ever done before. We are building engines that are literally making the world smaller. We build this engine up but never get to experience its glory. See and smell and touch, you know, you're life's work. I would love to see this thing fly. Been 8 years since I stood on a runway, since I've been putting them together. It's a dream, honestly. Here it is today, we're gonna go out and see it. The fruits of our labor. I think a lot of people when they look at a jet engine they see a big hunk of metal. But when I look at it, I see Seth, Mark, Kareem, and Tom and people like that who work on engines every day. Just keep going in, a few feet, right there. That's where my part is. People say there's no such thing as perfect. They don't make jet engines. To come out here and actually see my baby strapped to the bottom of somebody else's, and those creative energies coming together to make such an awesome product is just a real treat. To see that thing on an airplane and flying around, if you work at GE Aviation, doesn't get any better. There it is! Awesome! That's what we do. That's so cool! Sweet! That was awesome! I wanna see that again. We build jet engines. GE Aviation Durham, NC GE Aviation Test Facility Peebles, OH Two weeks later Boeing Field, Seattle GE Works GE Imagination at work GE.com/stories