Never stop learning, how curiosity and cross pollination drives innovation-Pauline Vos - PHP UK 2022
summary
A concise tour of concrete origins and results: the frequency-hopping patent ties the 1924 Ballet Mechanic score to a working prototype fed by an 88-frequency player piano roll and later influences Bluetooth and early Wi‑Fi; frequency-hopping spread spectrum is explained and shown filed then seized then reused; biomimicry examples (Velcro, whale‑fin turbine blades) are named; the strangler fig metaphor is traced to the modern strangler pattern; PHP feature dates and source languages are listed so viewers know what exact ideas and tools are borrowed.
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- 0:00Start
- 3:23GEORGE ANTHEIL
- 10:32HOWARD HUGHES
- 11:42BIOMIMETICS EMULATING NATURE SOLVE PROBLEMS
- 18:10WORKPLACE HACKATHONS ARE GREAT
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