12,000 Km On The Weirdest Electric Vehicles Yet!!

What do you get when you mix an electric motor, some batteries and a bit of engineering know-how?! Well it turns out, basically anything! In this episode we meet Justin, founder and CEO of Vancouver based Grin Technologies to see the breadth of electric things he's creating. From boats, bikes, skateboards, penny farthings, wheelbarrows - yes wheelbarrows - he's electrified them all! And better yet, he's sharing his tips and tricks and creating a load of really useful tools to help other people electrify their stuff. We only skimmed the surface of what Grin Technologies are up to, so do check out their channel for more from Justin! - 00:00 Intro 01:02 What is Grin Technologies 01:53 Don't see that everyday... 03:36 Penny farthing? 04:45 Electric wheelbarrow??? 05:44 Weird contraptions for the masses?! 06:55 A community worth pushing for 07:38 Uni cycle 09:00 Even a sail boat propeller! 10:56 Grin reminds us... to just have some fun Get your ticket for Fully Charged Canada in Vancouver: Visit our LIVE exhibitions in Australia, UK, USA, Canada & Europe: Become a Patreon: Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above Subscribe to Fully Charged & the Everything Electric channels Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: Visit: Find us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram: Support our STOP Burning Stuff Patreon: For Clean Energy and Home Tech take a look at the @EverythingElectricShow #evs #electricvehicles #battery #micromobility #ebike #inventor #technology #canada #vancouver #cleanenergy #sustainability
Video Summary
The video discusses the journey of a maverick inventor, Justin, who focuses on electrifying various vehicles and devices. It highlights his experiences with electric technology, including electric bicycles, boats, and unique projects like a solar-powered rowing bike. The narrative emphasizes how innovation can breathe new life into old ideas, showcasing the potential of electric motors in different applications. 1. Justin aims to inspire others in the field of electrification. 2. Electrification doesn't always have to be serious or political; it can be fun. 3. The potential of electric motors extends beyond conventional uses, providing opportunities for creative projects. 4. There is a growing community around tinkering and inventing with electric technology.
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