so competition, it is with the networks of satellites and the weapons to destroy them as long as china and the us arrivals under space is just another arena. ready the crazy never fail to turn hair made from furniture from wood, stick way, electronic waste. and they've been kind of as 5 unusual concepts are getting mobility of sustainable boost. rev next on dw. say what? the

it's actually 10 times more dense steel. the cool and crazy cars made from wood waste, plastic poles, furniture electronic waves or even cannabis. that's a tough act to follow. moving towards more sustainable vehicle reduction for instance, with a race car made for me, use the electronics,

the bridges and vision, racing to face their vehicle, recover e on the race car with which they've competed for years in the international fully electric racing series formula, he gives you the best phone, the form of that you provide me zip at home and took about because the you could interesting subjects. and one of them easy ways to which has been the identified as a, as a teen going sweats over 80 percent of the world's electronic ways to winds up on this scrap. his african countries in particular, are often misused as dumping grounds for waste from highly industrialized nations. by the year 2030, it's thought that our planet will be littered with $82000000.00 tons of the waste waste. it is the very important and precious and valuable materials. so when your,

when we all, when we have better using the landfill lens home, these are the materials that can focus on the grades to be left in the environment . the tickets these materials could be used to make new battery is on the equipment . all that was in accelerated position to a degree would be together with the and vision team. british artist liam hopkins has built a vehicle that's made of e waste, out of old laptops, batteries, game console, cellphones, chargers, cds at e cigarettes. the innovative designer from manchester has created a spectacular formula erase or it's wanting to impress for diesel took about the subject, and that's okay. but you should have something very visual and how you striking to catch you to teach people and gets the attention keeps a piece of off, you know, it's me, it's mixing to meet senior,

often sides to achieve this artist liam hopkins worked closely with the envision racing teams, technicians, they helped to ensure that the car produced with the waste is now making the rounds at formula. supporting events which is really thoughtful, is the combination of. ready spoken passion, which come together and tended to go to gene and science now clause. here's how each year 40000000 spectators follow formula e and it's related activities recover e as in just being shown off at the race track, it's taken to the stage at the un climate change conference in dubai and the world economic forum in davos. suffice all these,

all these research and he told us being done so. so take the racing well the into on the coming from gives us access to a new form of widgets and excites them and hopefully move the needle. and then and then visa versa to recover e projects taught his team how to make cars more sustainably and use recycling more effectively. building bridges between art, science and motor sports opened up a world of new opportunities like um it's going the new subject, a new topics because that's how that's how we make the world for the better. like we, we need to educate ourselves recover the car made from electronic waste is gearing up to when the race against climate change. the this 40 to seat are also a must healthy environment. it's mostly made from plastic waste that

students built the bright yellow, fun car out of recycled plastic. we use a whole different kind of waste and also recycled a waste, but mostly on sorted waste as well. the car is basic materials. plastic that's been fished out of the ocean, plastic from old household appliances and toys. and every day household waste the student showed that it's possible to transform trash into material suitable for car construction. we really hope it older that car company. so other companies i started doing base materials because yeah, you may want to show that it's possible in many applications. at the, i know of in university of technology in the netherlands, teams of students regularly come together to dream up brand new mobility concepts.

it's a huge challenge. we're only with $22.00 students and not all full time. we start from scratch, so it's just from nothing till this. and we have to think of all of our sales and we don't. nobody's ever build a car before. the student started off with a blank sheet of paper with open minds and a lot of imagination. they got down to work reinventing the automobile with a focus on sustainability. after weeks of effort, they devise the cons, stepped for a car called luc us. one of the things we thought is important to make sustainability, sexy. so let's make a sports car, right. in the process they developed brand new construction materials like a sandwich panel, whose outer layers or a mix of flux fibers and recovered ocean plastic gets core is made from recycled p t. so are just the, it's built out of this material which is flex. and the recycle fits the bottle. the material is strong enough to construct the car shasky with it. the body

parts are formed out of recycled abs. hard plastic used in many consumer goods including children, stores. inside the results of a newly developed chemical process can be seen, it transforms household waves like beer cans and banana peels into a robust construction material. so that's this actually, and that's what we're using our interior as well. uh and this is normally what you throw away in your home as on sort of household waste. under the hood lucas sports uh, 6 pack an electric drive train with swath of old batteries there most 6 mold in our best. i can easily be swapped. um for full x, for example. if your batteries and to the sporty car ways, just 360 kilograms and can hit 90 kilometers an hour while it's not likely to go into production any time soon. the students receive high praise from their

professors. they have this unique talent to come up with very strange ideas. and we know that the breakthrough of tomorrow is the strange idea of yes. to say yes. what any. so in order to change the will we, we have to start with strange ideas. luka a strange idea that just might be the future of mobility, the peers and even stranger ideas, a car made from canada. it's a plant most associated with recreational drug use. but american, bruce dietz, and used to cannabis to build this car because he believes it's the most eco friendly way to produce vehicles. the body is made out of candidates, half the car can actually be $2.00 to $3.00 times greener and a brand new electric cars. and electric cars are great. i mean, you are muskets of,

of the tesla is a, is a huge hero for me. but quite frankly, we can, we can do much better. we have to make as much stuff as we can out of carbon negative materials. that's perhaps the biggest way that we can address the time of prices with this project to make cars from canada as plants also known as him, he's got some big shoes to fail to follow on where henry ford left off. his vision in 1941 was to make all cars out of plants and haven't run by plants. legendary us car maker, henry ford retained a close connection to the land. you dreamed of linking agriculture and industry, and sought to manage resources responsibility. so in 1941 developed a revolutionary prototype. by mounting a car body made largely from him onto a steel frame following and ford's footsteps dates and covered a mazda sha,

see with him fabric and with resin formed it into a car body. we take him fabric and use it just like if you're making like a boat out of fiberglass. but instead of using fiberglass cloth, we actually use templates. we take him like this. not only are a car bodies made from him, far more carbon neutral. the ones produce from steel, shoot metal, or carbon fiber, they're lighter and more robust to the fiber of a channel. this plan is perhaps the strongest natural fibers, any plans in nature. that was also a reason for henry ford to use this plan to produce automobiles. he began promoting his ham car over 80 years ago. but the way he got people's attention was kind of cool. he was a very, he always got the press. the was a real government, but he would show people just how tough his cars were. and so he go around with

a sledgehammer, right, wouldn't leave it that like that. it's actually 10 times more dent, steel, dietz and got former talk show host and car collector, jay leno, to give it a go. i should start now believing that bruce was not high when he spent $200000.00 . it's own money to build this prototype. i don't smoke 5 and it's not made out of air. it's made out of canada, so you can smoke all the cannabis of some good thoughts we want. you won't get cannabis as long had an unsavory reputation, because the flowers harvested from females. plants can also be used as the drug known as marijuana. and that proved to be the undoing of henry ford. tim car, the us marijuana tax act of 1937 slots, an excise tax on all him sale,

making it too costly for mass auto production. but times have changed. take portion for its 718 came and g g for club sports. the auto manufacturer now makes the rear spoiler and doors out of him. long shunned the sustainable light and strong material could be about to make it come back in car production, the but it's not the only material that's back on the streets. what is to the french carpenter new showed whole beyond built a dish of o, made mostly from wood. he enjoys driving this car. that's like no other. it's a great feeling. sure. it's different than driving a modern car. there's less technology. you have one technology. it always or

attempt that after a few decades of juices of 11 dish of o would be eaten up by rust. and dustin for the scrapyard, people had to change that. let's review the media. i came here thousands of times with my pencil, measuring stick and a pad of paper, you know, to take down all the measurements and media triple on, took them as you using his precise drawings for the original do chef. oh, she got down to work onto an old situated sha. see. she mounted a frame lovingly crafted from wood and he added wooden doors of wood, hood and fenders, dealership, o reconstructed, input and painstaking detail. also, i might say it's difficult, but when you love your craft, there's nothing hard about this is what has so many situations of worship. what is how's the different type of wood has a particular sense? yeah. like not to say your cherry when you're a special kind of for you. uh,

i bought my space. yeah. i love the smell of wood and the few let me will choose just to show see to ensure the car stability reset. it will be your carefully considered which types of wood to employ the all you need for different varieties of timber. all wood from this region. they were not getting the switch you do you feel the issue? don't for the wings. i used one the for the hood for you here. it would be use $22.00 reaches here and just wondered us, you, lisa course, the headlights are also wall naturally carved out of a single piece of wood. so no, not on the door panels. here are made from cherry a would that's quite likely the whole car weighs just about 600 kilos. it's not very heavy. so can you say both of the title of the translate is also made from cherry with the central and emblem schuval shatoya. shadid who has no

plans to mass producing, supporting car is due. chicago will remain one of a con. i hooked to display it in our gatherings, empty manager museums. the address which seems to have already come through the director of an art museum, has bought the dealership for 210000 year of other wouldn't car sell for far less models from my chronic british sports. car maker morgan started a mere $50000.00 euro even if the company keeps going with the time. so now offers e cars with a futuristic design. morgan still makes its frames from ashwood, so they're now covered with aluminum body. pat, no. they're over a like c one, c o. yeah. that's, that's the whole call. and it seems to last forever. that's why we use would,

we'll say use would to be honest because it's environmental a correct, sustainable and surprisingly strong as this accident footage show. little wonder that the auto industry is becoming increasingly interested in void, which is much tougher than it's reputation. intensive research is now being conducted into the use of this material. in cars at its low wage could help extend the range and efficiency of the v. maybe wouldn't cars, we'll assume no longer be a rarity on our road at china is vehicles are also rarities ones that never fail to turn heads. the the eccentric british car constructor gives new life to old pieces of furniture while taking their places.

they've never gone before i'm very curious about how things work and i really, really do love. so they're dragging things together that shouldn't be together by looking to do. you just have to stay, i really and use the break and the throttle and it's very, very relax and you can have up to 7 people as passengers. so it can be very cosy as well. his creations are even street legal. tell you that some of the control steering wheel spots conventional and then you've got yeah, indicator and stuff you line. hold on as well as hold on here. so everything is nice and close. easy to get ahold of the i guess nobody else is already doing that. so it's quite nice to be in that strange space. but it is also about pushing the limits and then just seeing how far you can take that that's why he turned a sofa in to a vehicle that you can steer with a piece of pan and break with a beer. can you hit the gas using your need?

the countryside was saying to me, the mystery really is what the sort of result about is always trying to be able to con was nothing like that. and i just don't want to suffer with the openness because obviously if you are lazy enough, i, you know, you had it and had a sofa. why don't drive around in your living room? by now, it should come as no surprise that ed china has also constructed a bathroom on wheels. everything you need to splash around in style has been attached to the frame of a motorcycle rubber duckies, including original homeless crap a system. so why is the guy who invented the want to close it as well for one thing? and then of course you've got a lovely vall roll top off everybody comfortable for passengers and all that kind of stuff. which is why the creations fed china demonstrates that modern technology can make just about any idea or reality. and that mobility is about far more than

just getting from a to b. i could actually change the wells and make it a better place. but it's always been an engineering purpose behind it, and that's part of the challenge. it's just nice to do stuff for fun, but at the same time that has a 2nd or 3rd purpose as well. and i think really that's really where this is going to, you gotta do stuff with the music people, but it has to have a point giving mobility of those by taking risks, trying out crazy ideas, centralizing, new trails. with these 5 on usual concepts paved the way for the autos of the future. the best man wants to turn the soto into a car manufacturer. but how does self talk mechanic kelly is month to a mailer? want to achieve that? most of these seem associates that they don't have a deductible the same concept that for putting i realize there's some,

but there's a bit fail our live presentation. those kind of been. ready for the country where they're from because they go through a resort to say i, you said is to be that they did a flick through a suspicion and like the suspension that they had made to them on the like the racing cost. cause the raising chi chemical and we have either, if you need that, as we wrote, when you look at the way the cotton has had, it shows that it was minus 6 had 4 countries such as list so to our own country which has high ceilings and very beautiful in the high mountains it started in 2020 during the cove at 19 locked down when everybody in the soto was condemned to killing time for wireless neighbors were coming up with a great banana bread recipe alias came out with a self made car. although he had been towing and fixing cars for years,

he had not trained as a mechanic. how did he come to build his own all terrain vehicle? i don't think i know that i see that i can see it. no, i'm, i'm so i'm feel fine for this and it fits kind of as i've been, it's probably the clue as to the indies. only stand and actually do my head in the be with for police and actually, you know, as opposed to take the to lease for that they split 9. i've said to be less, at least $5.00 cost in 2020, to the small, landlocked country and southern africa imported almost $22000000.00 us dollars worth of cars, mainly from south africa, singapore, japan, germany and the u. k. with a growing g d p, and no car production of its own. that's a lot of money and the soto is losing. what if inventors, like a lease could turn the country into a car manufacturer? defense?

the cost i have, they asked i attended the shows where the ad building costs would have been there. and so people from the car and then after that that i can make the man who was the, the machine the that i said as a by machine heavy. i said i have to cool unless then who's used the best engine that i can use? the engine that is that doesn't have many problems. so i didn't, i bought the engine, this is a the company, the engine, data one the ability happy to fight for the medium. so those i. ready i, i don't for say that i need the, the one that is appropriate parts at a cost iowa. and then the same day, just the send me, i mean you wireless compatriots are proud of is achievement critics. from across the board or upset, he's only assembling the car. how does at least respond to that? well, i would have simply, i'm setting the conference by giving the check the itself. i can visit the checking

from scripts. this is, cars are uniquely designed for the south toes mountainous terrain. now as a plaintiff for vehicles, 3 of which were produced from scratch and one of which is a modification of an existing 7 cedar. but making one vehicle out of time as painstakingly slow process willie ever be able to scale up the samples as it comes to my mind. if the shadow and m c p explaining what reinforced that move up, throwing in those things. and i will say treat as to somebody's picture when pencils want. i can get those people who can pick that. the bullying from my mind and been cutting me for like 2 drawer. because taking my time with them and even means the making car as probably the items that you need and the i as book day and

friday and then then who was lead, bibby would take 2 weeks and then see that as being able to get the data of that when they go to get my mind to that, i will and will just tell you that the scaling of production will main building up teams of specialists. he offers mechanical engineering students from a local polytechnic, a 6 month to internship that's low may auto style so they can learn what it's like to develop a car from scratch. what's their biggest challenge? why that i did as so many things as so many things money that having a call from discourage speaking of what is you know to see the ability to experience. they have so many things that have been money to charging my presence yet. i have seen the money that i have uploaded my hands that it'd be my mind was, was, was to apply today in the manufacturing process. so i've gone a little bit much better. in addition to the trained insurance is also works with

mentees who like him, have not trained his mechanics. his vehicles have been successfully registered in this out till he's currently producing vehicles for the military and police under the brand to board a. in this small impassable country, he can meet the special needs of the security services for appropriate vehicles more cheaply than the competition. but given that very few countries on the continent to invest in produce or assembled cars, is there any real hope for type or a to become a recognized car brand beyond less? so tell us borders the defendant can do to, to, to export them to out of country. so what we do in that field for or not because we have 3 f tests that they already hold on for. for example, like a, the out of cost of the mice coaching. assumed that touches the so to the for the can belong to them. in that country, the roads are becoming

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