on project cassandra in 2016 1st. our 3 pod documentary series on la skiing has paula stats may 4th on d, w. the most female founder's main priority isn't becoming exceedingly wealthy. sure. there are famous entrepreneurs, they've made billions creating dating platforms or begin cosmetic brands. but most one to combat social issues, reducing plastic waste, providing care services, and creating social support systems. let us introduce you to a young start of founder from germany was making the everyday lives of women safer . also coming up professionals and india, silicon valley climate damage and air conditioning. more space on the train

and the world's crazy a space because find out more today on made the the use business magazine walking down at the dock and deserted street later at night can feel pretty unsafe in situations like these, it can be uncomfortable to be alone even if nothing bad happens, it's an uneasy feeling that noise that will be remembers all too well. save space and struggles. think about we came up with the idea of a safe space because that experience plenty of situations as a young girl where i felt very uncomfortable. walking down a dark street and constantly looking over my shoulder and curt lice to as a 16 year old nor teamed up with another high school students to develop a personal safety app for women and girls. it features a traffic light system that allows use us to share how safe they feel. a green

means safe yellow means the user feels unsafe t f. then this is about 50 community members who are just a phone call away. even if they use us own emergency contacts, like friends or family members, offline, even a fake phone call can make it look like the user isn't alone. if the traffic light is set to read the app and that's the police, all the features, such as a map, are designed to help people find the safest way home. according to the found in the only time safe space collect use of data is during registration. and unlike all the personal safety apps that are intended only for emergencies, safe space can help uses even when they only feel uneasy. the safe space community is a key feature. even before the apple officially launched some videos about it went viral. the young found us advertised the app exclusively on social media. safe space already has about 7000 uses. the sound of all supposed information about

updates on take talk. a fine day friends, a little update on where we're at with the found a strong community feedback to optimize the app and squash a few bucks in the future. a safe space also plans to so if business customers. yeah. how not receive loads of messages from people who work night shift like a newspaper delivery pass. and he contacted us at 4 in the morning saying i'm out at 4 or 5 every morning in the dock. and i feel super uncomfortable and sketching up on the app was financed with price money from startup competitions. but the found us hope they'll be earning money soon so that they can add features. and ty is some stuff isn't here, this was my school. this is where the idea of a safe space was full and knew what came up with the idea for a personal safety app and a workshop for start up at your high school. she spent a breaks between classes on the phone with program us and investors. so what

a hot tips for young start up found us suppressed with zakowski and lots and lots and lots of people out of state where a nobody's going to steal your idea. feedback is super important for mentor men to is there a huge help save expertise? strategic advice, safety now because the homeless somebody must assess, okay, it's a case and make mistakes. i'll make mistakes, but then talk about them, spend the time, i'll figure out what went wrong, none from it and do better next time. and also them these days. newest trying to balance the start up with the university studies, but she's also open to taking a start up here to put all the energy into a safe space. those who walk a type road with need one thing more than anything else. a good sense of balance, not having that can be life threatening. the relationship between work and life should also be well balanced. for many young people today,

work life balance is key. it involves struggling many factors, work free time, health and friends. can not go well. what's the lifestyle in what life for young people have generation z. what kind of silence is especially important coming destiny, balancing west and private life, having enough time for families friends last year and house and for self actualization. employee is have to offer something to attract them, is applicants, flexible working hours working from home a full day week or even so quote, a new work from a beautiful peach. numerous studies suggest companies that don't say benefit from this employee is, would be more motivated, more productive, identify more with a company, and have less absenteeism. and few a sick day. it cannot be such

a thing as passage. what price balance doing? excellent, back being super healthy, maintaining great friendships, having an exceptional marriage and being the best mom or dad in the wealth or that wants to davids, the doris is full bath, is very sad. comp be done. take a gas stove. each banner rep presents a primary aspect of life. family friends helps a leg put the fuel supply is limited. if the button is good at the same rate, so you have a balanced life that nothing is especially great. if you turn up, say the family banner, you must turn down the bonus, turn it up to a 100 percent on the other bonus, go out. the ferry now is to be successful. you have to turn off at least one bonus to be very successful even to find any way instead of what

life balance more and more people are now talking about, look, life lending, imaging of work and life, no longer to separate 5th, they could look like this. immediately, all through a video conference on a sunday while on vacation, i think the way but that's another topic. work, life balance and india. does that go together? some companies are beginning to recognize that desire of many employees for better working conditions. millions of well educated young indians are flocking to the big cities in search of better career opportunities. and young entrepreneurs are about to turn hydro bad into a kind of silicon valley. are there any guys all very good morning of welcome to our designs. a team meeting at honda mobility,

a start up based and southern india is hyderabad. it's recon somebody runs the company. the 29 year old studied in italy in spain where he does his doctorate. but then he made a conscious decision to return to india. i had a video creative job, in fact can i? it's a, it's a high being job that i can be happy to set it on there. but what dro, drive me here to move is, but that's the impact that i can to the end of the experience that i have. and the bigger problem that it gets on his 3 year old company focuses on sustainable mobility. payment of the money. he already ran so more than 2 and a half 1000 electric scooters, the customers such as delivery people. he chose india as a location primarily because of its huge customer potential. hardly any economy is growing as quickly as india. and just for years it's expected to overtake germany and japan. the growth is evident in the many young companies,

including 3 kinds of readies. when we start doing or 2020 novel, we thought it was near to wait because right on that same year we'd scale it up to 20 and then the next 5 years with a 10200 me because from data we scale to do, i need to pause in our numbers when we think about 1st round of investment last year. with the investment, we do 400 percent times a $1000000.00 has been invested so far and ready has nearly 80 employees. many of them left small villages to find opportunities in the big cities, such as mechanic shrub uncool my see the best and most of what it is. so i'm learning a lot here. i'm used to being told to do things from my village. but here it's explained to me because i see many development opportunities, and i've already been taught a lot. all of this would have been impossible in my village. the difference between a city in my home town is really huge. how does a difference he wants to show his boss together, they drive to side of poor

a village of 4000 outside of hydro about tomorrow. it didn't actually want to leave his family and village, but taking his new job meant he had no choice. so i'm the one ready goes and before i went to hyderabad to become a mechanic, i wanted to start my own business here in my village. nobody had an idea to open a small workshop in the but none of that worked out because no one really took me seriously. everything was constantly questioned and either in the end i lost my self confidence in the glue on me. in the countryside, there are few signs of the recent years. technological progress, trans family makes a living from farming and has to get by on the equivalent of about $150.00 euro is per month. his mother complains that indian politics hasn't really taken care of villages like hers. they will be modeling. absolutely. nothing has changed here in the village. everything is as it was before, the government that promised that things would improve and nothing has changed.

even educated people can't find a well paid job here. that's why my son moved to the city. it's a life that entrepreneur ready otherwise has little contact with. but 2 thirds of all indians have this kind of lifestyle. in modern india, they're now urgently seeking opportunities for the rural population. one place where these solutions will be developed as the t hubs center in hyderabad. it's a state funded project that advises and supports start ups like readies from the very beginning. hello sir. good morning. how handsomely on is one of the t hubs. managing directors is happy to see young entrepreneur is now looking for opportunities for people in rural areas and villages. i can think of moving out this. i stand ability is moving out there. right? so there are start, that's what actually solving for real problems for non metro problems. but i had 3 diets or send me a good video been problems. so um i think yes there are lot of started withholding

for those problems as well. and the taking the solutions out into the mazda of, for ground breaking ideas and technology such as a guy they've set lofty goals. while there are currently just over 300 start ups and the innovation center, the number is set to rise to more than 20000 in the next 5 years. entrepreneurs like ready see their country as the economic super power of the future. it's not too far to get the, i don't seem to go to buy layoff in the us type for high to but on even better tact or to have a unique situation for us as then comparing to anyone else and hide the bodies in that range. and in the a will be in that place, may have, you know, it's going to be a center point of innovation. india is growing in population. economic power and self confidence. mega cities can be real sea island,

where it can get up to 10 degrees celsius hotter than in the countryside. city buildings are cool down considerably to reach bearable indoor temperatures. but this has devastating consequences for the environment. here are the most promising solutions from around the world for keeping cool. take a look at these buildings for thoughts and single forth and use a new delhi new york and hong kong. noticed anything. and these parts of the world life without air conditioning can be uncomfortable, or it's downright dangerous. more than a dozen people have died and then during the last 2 months, due to a severe heat wave this way, the waste heat rate. but that brings us to our dilemma. technology needs lots of energy. in fact, cooling, building accounts for 10 percent over global electricity consumption. and that's bad news for global warming. so be sure we cool the indoors,

but we want the outdoors therefore generating the need for more cooling. but there are solutions, some traditional, some modern that don't have massive amounts of energy. nowadays, americans are still some of the most prolific users globally 90 percent of us households on an air conditioner and some of the hardest parts of the roof. it's not even 10 percent but other countries want to catch up. just look how much more energy some of these emerging economies are projected to use in the coming decades to colder homes and buildings you see in the air conditioning market is going and double digits on good. clunky is working to open up the global market for high efficiency. air conditioners in the us population is growing in the is getting even more of like the, but i'm also a large portion of the building population is one of the nice thing is moving to cities and all of that together wants to do. it's do a huge demand for the air conditioners because of trends like these global energy

demand for space cooling that's projected to triple by 2050. the question is how to meet the soaring demand without exacerbating the heat. you may have heard of the urban heat island effect. it's when the urban areas like these get warmer than the surroundings, because all of this concrete absorbs and retain seats and there's a so lots of waste heat from human activities like transport or wild air conditioning, creating more spaces with shady trees and other plants less than a specific, like here in berlin. the colombian city is made a gene, was able to reduce average temperatures by 2 degrees celsius, only 3 years after planting green core doors. the inter connected network of greenery expense, thousands of waterways and busy polluted streets. and minimizing heat expelled by cars also makes a difference in spain. parcel on a super blocks prioritize pedestrians and cyclists that scale matters. the cities

institute for global health estimates at $117.00 heat related that could be avoided every year of hundreds more blocks were introduced. the next step is designing buildings that aren't as reliant on air conditioners. and this is where we can really learn from traditional architecture before technology, or keep the runs awards phone solutions to, to show by the preferred chunk of, of dime, leaves bio climatic architecture projects and countries like vietnam and more atanya. that means that designs take local climates into account. so we have to study jeffrey, or he's got to connect to the architecture of some modern buildings already doing this, such as come to the university which uses wind power. so keep its buildings cool. this method has been used in iran and other middle eastern countries for centuries . the so called wind captures are designed to trap fresh air and directed indoors. the hot air gets pushed out. you may also have noticed that houses in hot climates

are some light. some countries like india are bringing back this approach by painting grooves with line based whitewash, which absorbs less heat. this can reduce indoor temperatures by 2 to 5 degrees celsius. when designing new buildings, bio kinetic architects tend to combine different sources of inspiration, but they will all tell you. location is everything. you have to pay attention about this and orientation, and make sure your best sides of those exposed to the direction. and then we use registered the check pulley, the wind direction, knowing the wind direction is important to design openings that encourage cross ventilation. other features that can help save off heat or shading devices that keep the facade cool. and insulation prevents heat from traveling through your roof . for example, colorado says these methods can reduce indoor temperatures by about 5 degrees celsius. well,

ceiling fans can help circulate this cooler air. issues may still need to be used sometimes, but to a much lesser extent. the problem in many countries going to a construction boom, new buildings often look like this. but it does tend to bid them with floor to ceiling glass. and that's the problem because every time you put a glass into a building, you turn it basically into a hot box. it's like a sooner. ok, architects and engineers say this. acetic is popular because it's perceived this week, modern and left a natural life. changing that would require more rigorous building regulations around energy efficiency and a maps of cultural shift to actually get the men forced on the grounds. most of the object this quote is not. we on the train for the window in green that into there sort of business as usual approach you will get this of uses. another big obstacle is that this approach tackles new constructions. but what about all the old,

badly insulated buildings that already exist? this takes us to the next solution, more efficient air conditioning because there's no technological reasoning for a cease to use as much energy as many commercial models do. now the ac industry is included in order for the 100 in order to acknowledge the it's been working convenience and you know, at the switch of a button we get cooling. this may have satcher, she works on a climate friendly cooling work festival. there hasn't been a lot of motivation or market factors that have spurred innovation and you really see how wasteful is these can be in places like india, singapore or parts of the us because this was word off and get human. a lot of color of the energy is used for managing too many well, some modern models have a so called dry mode to target humidity. kalonski says air conditioners are still

pretty bad at measuring how much moisture is in the air. and consequently, how much moisture they need to remove for optimum comfort. so many people simply bl after a seas to over cool the room and get humidity down to a desired level. but what if we thought about efficiency mechanical cooling on a much larger scale? a system like this is already functioning and singapore here and underground air conditioner towed it as the largest in the world, close residential buildings, bags, balls, and this iconic hotel. the technology is called district cooling and it can save up to 50 percent on energy and the emissions. that's because having one big plant cooling an entire district makes it super efficient. the water is chilled 25 meters below the ground before its pipes across different buildings. the chat interest part district cooling is in terms of infrastructure. right? it's, it's, it's a, it's a big capital investment requires

a lot of infrastructure. this may sound utopian, but like all other solutions, it requires lots of upfront capital. know how and of course awareness who hasn't experienced this, whether i'm by london, new york, or beijing. crowding is everywhere using public transport instead of driving a car is better for the environment that can crowd in be reduced. this train thinks for itself, creating most space of passengers strollers and wheelchair uses rush hour. it's called an idea training and it's a project from the german national rail company that can needs to train the future . 20 different the basic concept idea to get train was to consider independently of

existing traffic. like what would the ideal commuter trains the future look like from the passengers point of view. there are standing computer, what stations to save, space and windows can be dock and individually when it's to bryce outside the mind type of the settings window and wanted to implement every thing. it's kind of a smorgasbord of ideas to smoke. michelle, what's possible depending on the need or where it's used, people pick out what they want. touch right, fast trains often come across who's facing nothing ground breaking. china is fast coke railway in operation since 2022 of those. and this will come said and if you want to be really comfortable, you have to travel 1st last on this with the train with a foot rest and c t thing included in the future front is high speed trains will have big screen 9 full cost. and that's basically it renovations at the

maintenance. there's so many possibilities, like with the idea of train destination is displays everywhere. you can find out on the train whether right station next to which ideas will actually be implemented, filing this team of august and for the passenger information. first and foremost, it's becoming an increasingly important and constant issue because we live in an incredibly complex world. and it's a matter of getting intuitive information quickly. these display bands on the sides are a topic that will be pursuing in the future. lloyd lighting is a very important topic and because it has a lot to do with the quality of a stay. and we also want to be current, and these are all topics that have definitely already receive good feedback. and we'll see a lot on trends in the future. i think it's often in supervision. then. innovations have to attract more passengers. only then will they pay off. in any case,

passengers who lives with a well will be great for from the space. and now something for people who prefer to cycle to do bicycles, always have to look the same. no, they don't. we looked for the craziest examples to show you and found exactly what we were looking for. you can also take a look at them on our facebook page. could you write a play with square wheels? absolutely. despite the builder made of blake with triangular wheels. and this one to half the wheels

of our little luxury. the spike is made of $24.00 karat gold. even the gears and petals it was sold into by for $250000.00. we wouldn't recommend parking it in the streets. and here comes the sort of like it, smokeless and folds down to the size of an umbrella, tearing sleeping the how about a mattress on wheels? you can see the sides from the berlin horizontal without having to get out of bed. the, you know of any other crazy bikes out there?

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