Gracias a mis colegas académicos, alumnos y al QVID por un reconocimiento tan relevante en mi carrera profesional
Premio Chile diseño 2009 a la trayectoria profesional.. from walker.rodrigo on Vimeo.
Archivo de la categoría: Emprendimiento
Workshop More Inspiration.
Estudiando y trabajando metodo de innovasión TRIZ, para formar competentes diseñadores desde la Escuela de Diseño y Empresa de la USS.
La Universidad San Sebastian, Walker Diseño, y la Corporación Red de Empresarios Emprendedores, en el marco de un proyecto de transferencia financiado por CORFO han accedido a los métodos, técnicas y herramientas más avanzadas a nivel mundial para gestionar la Innovación; TRIZ, CREAX Analytics, More Inspiration, y otras desarrolladas por Creax, empresa Belga líder mundial en la implementación de métodos de Innovación sistemática y que ha certificado a tres representantes de estas organizaciones como formadores certificados CREAX.
En el marco de este proyecto corresponde seleccionar a 10 empresas que tendrán la oportunidad de trabajar en ocho módulos para resolver problemas de Innovación con especialistas de CREAX que viajarán a Chile.
Objetivo General del Proyecto
El objetivo general del proyecto es prospectar, aprender y difundir los métodos, técnicas y herramientas de Innovación y Resolución de Problemas (Creative Problems Solver) para aumentar la competitividad de las empresas, tanto en sus estrategias y procesos de negocio como en su oferta de productos y servicios.
Cantidad v/s Calidad.
Espero que los haga meditar. Dedicado a mis alumnos, para sus momentos de reflexión.
Cantidad vs calidad
1. No importa el promedio con el que te gradúes, todos sabemos quiénes son los buenos.
2. No importan las calificaciones de alumnos a profesores, todos sabemos quiénes son los buenos.
3. No importa la fama de las escuelas, todos podemos ver la calidad de sus egresados.
4. No importan las grados académicos ni los años de experiencia, todos sabemos quién sabe, y a quien si le interesa hacer una diferencia.
5. Tampoco importa cómo quieras definir el éxito, cada quien sabe si es feliz.
Y sin embargo, todas estas cosas, aunque no deberían importar tanto, si importan.
Xaver: Aparato que ve a través de las paredes.
Si queremos impresionarnos solo un poco mas del mundo del presente – no del que se nos viene – lean este post desde: http://www.neoteo.com/xaver-aparato-que-ve-a-traves-de-las-paredes-14165.neo
Sobre una maquina que puede visualizar quien hay dentro de una habitación, independiente del material de dicha pared.
Entre mas navego por Internet mas necesidad de apurar la educación me surge con ansiedad.
Tenemos que ser capaces de estar presente actuando en esta era, de inventar, de innovar, de emprender. No son solo palabras o lindos llamadas publicitarios requiere de acciones concretas, con todo el costo educacional que esto requiere.
Jóvenes – quizás deba decir niños -Â el mundo es de Uds..
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“¿Quieres ver lo que hace tu vecina en su habitación? Aparte de ser un guarrete, te informamos de que ya puedes hacerlo si compras el dispositivo que han inventado unos israelitas, que permite ver cualquier objeto a traví©s de las paredes. Y no tendrás que esperar a hacerte viejo para tenerlo: se vende a traví©s de la empresa Camero y disponen de varios modelos a gusto del consumidor. Vecinas del mundo, ¡huid!
El Xaver 800 permite ver a traves de más de un metro de piedra maciza
Honda unveils robotic legs that could improve people’s mobility
En el último año tanto mi madre ( dos operaciones ), mi padre ( una operación) y
Una larga terapia nos hemos quebrado la pelvis ( que familia).
Encontré escarbado en Internet esta maquina robot para subir escaleras ideal
Para la familia Walker y sus últimas tendencias pélvicas.
Espero que les sirva a muchas mas personas.
http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,25642,24617821-5014239,00.html
“HONDA has unveiled a new walking assist machine designed to make it easier for the elderly to climb stairs and help factory workers.
The computerised leg device is the latest addition to walking technology developed by the Japanese automaker, which announced the world’s first two-legged walking robot, ASIMO, in 2000.
The 6.5kg device – consisting of a saddle, leg-like frames and shoes – can reduce the load on users’ legs while walking or climbing and descending stairs by supporting bodyweight, Honda said.
Honda said the motor-powered machine is still at an experimental stage, but elderly people and people undergoing rehabilitation who need support for their leg muscles and joints are the main target.
Related Coverage
* Reader’s Comments: Honda unveils robotic legsNEWS.com.au,
* Honda’s ASIMO robot gets smarterNEWS.com.au, 13 Dec 2007
* Honda unveils robotic legsNEWS.com.au, 7 Nov 2008
* Robot legs for disabledHerald Sun, 28 Aug 2008
* Twenty years of coversThe Australian, 13 Sep 2008
The device is also expected to help assembly workers to keep a crouching position, Honda said, adding that it plans to test the device at one of its factories north of Tokyo.
Like with a unicycle, users ride on the seat sustained by frames that can bend and extend like knees with two motors controlled by signals from sensors inside the shoes.
“We used ASIMO’s technology for developing the walking assist device,” Masato Hirose, a senior engineer at Honda Research and Development, said.
“ASIMO is designed to be used as a tool, but the walking assist device is designed to complement real human bodies,” he said. “Both will exist for the sake of people.”
ASIMO, which resembles a child in an astronaut suit, has been used as a receptionist and master of ceremonies at home and overseas, while dancing and singing with musicians at concerts.
Honda has yet to decide on further details such as when the latest device will go on sale and at what price, but the company sees a market for it in Japan, which has an ageing population.
“First, we hope to have visible results in rehabilitation and other medical fields,” Mr Hirose said.
“Then we will look at welfare as another target.”
Last year, Honda unveiled its first walking assist device with a stride management system, which can help users move their thighs back and fortâ€
En le último año tanto mi madre ( dos operaciones ), mi padre ( una opereción) y Yo
Una larga terapia nos hemos quebrado la pelvis ( que familia).
Encontré escarbado en Internet esta maquina robot para subir escaleras ideal
Para la familia Walker y sus últimas tendencias pélvicas..
Espero que les sirva a muchas mas personas.
“HONDA has unveiled a new walking assist machine designed to make it easier for the elderly to climb stairs and help factory workers.
The computerised leg device is the latest addition to walking technology developed by the Japanese automaker, which announced the world’s first two-legged walking robot, ASIMO, in 2000.
The 6.5kg device – consisting of a saddle, leg-like frames and shoes – can reduce the load on users’ legs while walking or climbing and descending stairs by supporting bodyweight, Honda said.
Honda said the motor-powered machine is still at an experimental stage, but elderly people and people undergoing rehabilitation who need support for their leg muscles and joints are the main target.
Related Coverage
* Reader’s Comments: Honda unveils robotic legsNEWS.com.au,
* Honda’s ASIMO robot gets smarterNEWS.com.au, 13 Dec 2007
* Honda unveils robotic legsNEWS.com.au, 7 Nov 2008
* Robot legs for disabledHerald Sun, 28 Aug 2008
* Twenty years of coversThe Australian, 13 Sep 2008
The device is also expected to help assembly workers to keep a crouching position, Honda said, adding that it plans to test the device at one of its factories north of Tokyo.
Like with a unicycle, users ride on the seat sustained by frames that can bend and extend like knees with two motors controlled by signals from sensors inside the shoes.
“We used ASIMO’s technology for developing the walking assist device,” Masato Hirose, a senior engineer at Honda Research and Development, said.
“ASIMO is designed to be used as a tool, but the walking assist device is designed to complement real human bodies,” he said. “Both will exist for the sake of people.”
ASIMO, which resembles a child in an astronaut suit, has been used as a receptionist and master of ceremonies at home and overseas, while dancing and singing with musicians at concerts.
Honda has yet to decide on further details such as when the latest device will go on sale and at what price, but the company sees a market for it in Japan, which has an ageing population.
“First, we hope to have visible results in rehabilitation and other medical fields,” Mr Hirose said.
“Then we will look at welfare as another target.”
Last year, Honda unveiled its first walking assist device with a stride management system, which can help users move their thighs b