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Its definitely neat, but not sure how practical it is against traditional pressure/vacuum? The Oil Industry has a big lead in this tech, but maybe this would be useful in domestic applications like drainage?
What's with this kind of "Technical Innovation" video? Synthesized voiceover, royalty-free upbeat stock music background, myriad of grammatical and factual errors, over-hypes a fairly simple device, clearly developed/produced outside of the U.S. but is targeting an English-speaking audience. I understand the "looking for funding" aspect of this, but if you can't get simple grammatical errors fixed, or honestly, if yo…
content producer is probably not native speaker of the language? also, isn't this a trendy thing to do on TikTok?
Its definitely neat, but not sure how practical it is against traditional pressure/vacuum? The Oil Industry has a big lead in this tech, but maybe this would be useful in domestic applications like drainage?
Its definitely neat, but not sure how practical it is against traditional pressure/vacuum? The Oil Industry has a big lead in this tech, but maybe this would be useful in domestic applications like drainage?
Oil and gas use pipe "pigs" which date back to pulling a bale of hay tied to a wire through the pipe to clean things out. Apparently they made a squeeling sound and the name Pipe Pig stuck. More details on modern pigging: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pigging
What's with this kind of "Technical Innovation" video? Synthesized voiceover, royalty-free upbeat stock music background, myriad of grammatical and factual errors, over-hypes a fairly simple device, clearly developed/produced outside of the U.S. but is targeting an English-speaking audience. I understand the "looking for funding" aspect of this, but if you can't get simple grammatical errors fixed, or honestly, if yo…
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content producer is probably not native speaker of the language? also, isn't this a trendy thing to do on TikTok?
...Where low effort content reigns supreme I guess.
What's with this kind of "Technical Innovation" video? Synthesized voiceover, royalty-free upbeat stock music background, myriad of grammatical and factual errors, over-hypes a fairly simple device, clearly developed/produced outside of the U.S. but is targeting an English-speaking audience. I understand the "looking for funding" aspect of this, but if you can't get simple grammatical errors fixed, or honestly, if yo…