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Shane Chen is an inventor, or in his own words, he is a tinkerer - a fellow who makes a living from molding mechanisms into quirky creations.
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Rob Innes' meticulous engineering and extensive testing have resulted in a very safe and stable watercraft : The Seabreacher.
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S1, EP16 "Al Baum"
Al Baum likes to invent crazy machines that give a different perspective on mobility; they are not meant as practical mode of transportation, but they are fun.
S1, EP21 "Ian Britt"
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S1, EP17 "Shane Chen"
Shane Chen is an inventor, or in his own words, he is a tinkerer - a fellow who makes a living from molding mechanisms into quirky creations.
S1, EP15 "Tabb Firchau"
Tabb Firchau is a cameraman who co-founded Freefly Systems to design and build camera stabilizers and unmanned aerial vehicles that are easy to operate.
S1, EP14 "Lucas Toledo"
After yet another public transport strike in their hometown Cordoba, Argentina, Lucas Toledo and two of his friends decides to design a foldable electric bike.
S1, EP13 "Jean Yves Blondeau"
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