11 Most Popular Videos of 2017

Last summer, we started turning our stories into video. The move was a huge hit and GE Reports videos have been seen by millions of people. Below are some of our most popular 2017 videos.
 

 

1. Meet the GE9X, the world’s largest jet engine.

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2. These robots put a new twist on 3D printing.

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3. This GE gas turbine helped break the Guinness world record for the most efficient combined-cycle power plant.

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4. When GE engineers needed to move an 8-million-pound power plant part, they sent it by barge down the Hudson River.

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6. Women in GE Healthcare reshaped the mammography experience with a machine that makes the exam less uncomfortable. 

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7. GE Aviation teamed up with Aerion and Lockheed Martin to explore the development of a new supersonic business jet.

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8. A new, table-sized CO2 turbine could power up to 10,000 U.S. homes. 

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8. The solar eclipse of 2017 temporarily covered over 100 million solar panels. This is how the modern grid handles it.

https://www.facebook.com/GE/videos/10213789745035505/

 

9. Scientists at GE Global Research and GE Additive are using computer vision to engineer the future of additive manufacturing.

https://www.facebook.com/GE/videos/1499127043488918/

 

 10. This snake-like robot arm inspects hard-to-reach areas so workers can stay safe. 

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11. Luca Iaconi-Stewart spent the last nine years building an exquisitely precise replica of an Air India Boeing 777, including a pair of GE jet engines, made entirely from cut-up paper folders. 

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Top image: The GE9X is the largest jet engine in the world. Image credit: GE Aviation.