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1 - 3 oktober, 2019, Messe, MCH Messecenter Herning, Denmark

Flere end 700 udstillere og et væld af spændende events udgør hi Tech & Industry Scandinavia.

Når messen åbner dørene den 1.-3. oktober 2019, er det 55. gang. Messen er igennem årene blevet samlingspunkt for hele industrien, der mødes til tre intense dage, hvor netværk, inspiration og viden er i højsædet.

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Christian von Koenigsegg is one of the most inventive and creative automaker chiefs of all time. Just eight months ago, he came up with an idea for his first hybrid supercar, the Regera, though he refuses to call it a hybrid. But unlike every other supercar, this one has no gearbox whatsoever. How the hell does that work?

In the past, Koenigsegg has stated how much he dislikes electric power and hybrid powertrains. The One:1 was designed to compete with hybrid supercars like the LaFerrari and McLaren P1 without any hybrid assistance. It was a giant FU to cars that needed hybrid power to reach new levels of performance.

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But then, just eight months ago, Christian had an idea. An idea for how he could utilize electric and internal combustion power that is totally different than any of his competitors on the market and has more similarity to a Honda Accord ( as Car and Driver points out) than a Porsche 918.

Koenigsegg built a car with one gear that uses electric power and an internal combustion engine working in concert to create one of the fastest accelerating cars of all time. This is how it works.

How is it powered?

The Regera uses Koenigsegg's 5.0 liter turbo V8 along with three electric motors. They are powered by a nine-kWh, 620-volt, water-cooled battery pack, which Koenigsegg says is the most power dense battery pack every created for a production car.

The electric motor on the crankshaft makes 215 horsepower (and also acts as a starter motor/generator) while the electric motors on the rear wheels make 241 horsepower each. This also allows for torque vectoring between the rear wheels. Real torque vectoring, not brake actuated.

The batteries and power distribution unit were developed in conjunction with Rimac, makers of Croatia's only (why aren't there more Croatia? Step your game up) electric supercar. The motors were made by YASA, which makes some beautiful pieces of electrical engineering porn. The system makes a total of nearly 700 horsepower, which Koenigsegg says makes it the most powerful of any electric setup in production car history.

It also has a "battery drain mode." Basically, when you are ending your journey, you will tell the Regera where you will be parking the car, at home or a charging station. The Regera will then make sure that the battery is fully drained before it gets to the end point, which means it'll be ready to accept a charge. Very smart. It has a fully electric mode of about 22 miles.

How much total power does it make?

Depending on which fuel is being run, the full system makes at least 1,500 horsepower and at least 1,475 pound feet of torque combined.

The full system weighs about 200 pounds more than a Regera would weigh if it had a 5.0 liter V8 and Koenigsegg's seven-speed gearbox. It has a total weight of 3,589 pounds, and that's wet weight will all fluids and a full tank of fuel.

How fast is it?

All the fast. The Regera can get to its top speed of 249 MPH in less than 20 seconds. To compare, it takes a Porsche 918, another hybrid supercar, 23 seconds to reach 186 MPH. It goes from 93 MPH to 155 MPH in 3.2 seconds. Acceleration from 0 to 60 is the easy sort of acceleration (it does it in 2.8 seconds, which is fast), as you go faster, aero resistance makes acceleration harder.

These are incredible figures.

It has no transmission?

That's not entirely accurate, since it does transmit power to the ground. But it doesn't have a gearbox in the traditional sense. It just has a final drive of 2.85:1, that's it.

How does it actually work?

Ok, get a snack and be ready to concentrate. You'll need to read this a few times, because you might just go crosseyed. I did.

Koenigsegg does not want to call this car a hybrid, because the traditional thinking is that a hybrid is a car that is compromised by weight and other shortcomings in order to make it work. Koenigsegg wanted to get rid of the compromises and make a car that is actually better because it's a hybrid, not worse.

What Koenigsegg has created is a new system that they call Koenigsegg Direct Drive, or KDD for short. Instead of transmitting power through a transmission like a CVT or a dual clutch, the KDD uses one ratio in order to achieve its performance goals. The advantage is that the normal losses from powering a transmission with multiple ratios are cut in half. The weight of that transmission is also cut out of the car, meaning there isn't a weight compromise for the hybrid system.

At speeds less than 30 MPH, the Regera will run on electric power alone. At speeds above 30 MPH, the internal combustion engine comes into play thanks to a hydraulic coupling that acts like a clutch, but only slips a tiny bit. Most of the time it is locked. This sounds similar in concept to a torque converter.

When you keep accelerating, the engine is locked into the geared rear-end and works with the electric power to accelerate to the Regera's 8,250 RPM redline, at which point it's doing 249 MPH.

[Christian von Koenigsegg examines the hybrid drive for the first time. Photo: JF Musial]

The electric motors work in conjunction with the engine to provide torque fill, torque vectoring, and help provide power in the gaps where the engine might long for a gear. In theory, the electric motors have replaced the gearbox.

Under heavy acceleration, the Regera will use all 670 horsepower of the electric motors in conjunction with the at least 800 horsepower of the engine. Under heavy braking or when the engine is acting as a generator, the Regera can take up to 200 horsepower to use for regeneration.

Whoa.

Indeed. It's an entire new way of thinking, though that shouldn't be surprising. Koenigsegg is unburdened by the same restraints us mortals have. Just ask him how he thinks gravity works.

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Christian von Koenigsegg is one of the most inventive and creative automaker chiefs of all time. Just eight months ago, he came up with an idea for his first hybrid supercar, the Regera, though he refuses to call it a hybrid. But unlike every other supercar, this one has no gearbox whatsoever.

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Smart Air fryer: grill, bake, and fry without oil.

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Smart Air fryer: grill, bake, and fry without oil.

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iRobot helps you with the every day floor cleaning. Roomba Vacuum Cleaning Robot, Scooba Floor Scrubbing Robot and Braava Floor Mopping Robot.

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Med en Witt vakuumblender får du frisk juice, fløjlsbløde smoothies, lækre supper, perfekt mandelmælk og meget mere.

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Og netop det er det helt specielle ved Witt vakuum blenderen! Du får din daglige ration af frugt og grønt i ét glas lækker, forfriskende juice, fuld af smag og med alle de vigtige næringsstoffer, vitaminer og fibre bevaret.

Hvorfor skal du vakuumblende din juice?

Kort fortalt, så sker der det, at vakuumblenderen - inden den starter - suger overskydende luft ud af blenderkanden. Derved skabes et undertryk i kanden, hvilket betyder, at man reducerer et af de store problemer ved blendning, nemlig at råvarerne bliver kraftigt oxideret*, når de blendes.

Resultat ved vakuumblendning

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Flottere farve og mere lækker konsistens.

Øget holdbarhed - op til 7 dage på køl.

Sundere resultat - flere vitaminer og fibre bevares i det færdige produkt.

Resultatet taler for sig selv

Traditionel blender (til venstre)
Traditionelle blendere pisker store mængder luft ind i juice og smoothies, så de omgående begynder at oxidere, hvorved en del vitaminer nedbrydes,konsistensen bliver skummende og juicen misfarves.

Witt vakuumblender (til højre)
Med en Witt vakuumblender minimeres kontakten med ilt, så juice og smoothies bibeholder deres originale smag, samt får en lækker ensartet konsistens, der ikke skiller. Holdbarheden forlænges betragteligt.

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De stærke knive roterer med 32.000 RPM og blander herved ingredienserne fint for at forstærke smagen.

Lyddæmpende
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Minimerer støj forårsaget af den kraftige motor, når man blender med høj hastighed.

3D-blenderkniv med særlig varmebehandling og tredimensionel rotation muliggør ekstra grundig blend.

Selv en nybegynder kan lave alle former for pesto, saucer og smoothies med auto-blender funktionen.

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En fantastisk spansk ret; kold gazpacho-suppe er et sundt hjemmemåltid til den varme og tørre sommer.

Ingredienser

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50g paprika

50g agurk

50g selleri

20g løg

20g lime

En smule salt

En smule peber

Man kan sagtens tilsætte hvidløg, eddike eller olivenolie efter eget ønske, og få brød og croutoner som tilbehør.

Fremgangsmåde

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Hæld alle andre ingredienser i beholderen.

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Ingredienser

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200g agurker (2 stk)

30g frisk spinat

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Ingredienser

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300ml kokosmælk

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Med en Witt vakuumblender får du frisk juice, fløjlsbløde smoothies, lækre supper, perfekt mandelmælk og meget mere. Med vores nye innovative vakuumblender får du: Lækker og ensartet juice og cremede smoothies! Mindre oxidering, mindre skum og intet spild! Witt vakuumblender gør det nemmere at få rigeligt boost af frugt og grønt i dagligdagen.

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Incremental change can be thought of as a process that modifies, adjusts, or refines the status quo via relatively simple and minor changes.
Radical change refers to a significant shift behind the fundamentals of a company's practices, products, culture, norms, and so on.

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On Wednesday, Amazon's Jeff Bezos introduced the Kindle Fire tablet. The Fire, priced at $199 and lacking many of the features of Apple's iPad, garnered a mixed response from analysts. On the one hand, they noted that Barnes and Noble and many of the Android-based competitor tablets should be worried. On the other hand, the consensus was strong among market observers that Apple should not be concerned at all and that it should keep on doing exactly what it's doing - making more powerful tablets. Many analysts believe that Amazon failed to unveil the iPad killer that many anticipated the Kindle Fire could be.

After all, how could the Kindle Fire kill the iPad? It has no camera, no microphone, limited memory (8 GB), a dramatically smaller app pool, and no mobile broadband. The majority of market observers reckon there is no way that it could slay the giant.

It is exactly this brand of thinking that is dead wrong when it comes to new product development and competitive strategy. It is this type of thinking that leaves venerable, high-performing companies - like Apple - open to the existential threats posed by competitors' disruptive innovations.

Disruption occurs given two criteria. The first: that incumbents move upmarket to the most profitable segments, ignoring low-end competitors at the bottom of the market. The second: that the low-end competitor introduces a product with a scalable technology or business model advantage at its core that has the potential to displace the incumbent.

This is exactly what Amazon has with the Kindle Fire. It's not just a low-end competitor to the iPad. There is scalable technology at its core that the present-generation iPad lacks - the extensive use of the Cloud. That is why Amazon can get away with shipping a device that has only 8GB of memory. What's more, the Fire has a business model advantage too - Amazon is using content to subsidize the hardware.

This means that the Fire has the potential to disrupt the iPad.

Here is how the tablet market will play out if Apple heeds the advice of the gurus who advise that it not worry about the Kindle Fire. For the next few years, things will look good for both Apple and Amazon. Apple will maintain its dominance in the upper tier of the tablet market as its high-performance iPad will continue to improve and be adopted for more and more applications. Apple's gross margins will get better and better as it steals market share from PCs and charges premium prices.

Things will look good for Amazon, too. Initially, it won't steal away many of Apple's current customers. As a result, Wall Street and Apple will not worry about it - Amazon will be seen as a niche player at the low-end of the tablet market, peddling an inferior product that poses no real threat. But the Kindle Fire, which is ideal for some applications such as streaming media, will gain a dedicated foothold in the tablet market. There are also plenty of consumers (think teenagers, low- and middle-income Americans, or emerging market customers) who cannot afford an iPad and would much prefer the Kindle Fire to having no tablet at all. These consumers will be the initial adopters.

So, for a relatively lengthy time period, both Amazon and Apple will thrive. But at the same time, both will be improving their products. Apple will continue to pump out more powerful, often higher-priced, tablets with ever more functionality. At some point, the iPad's performance will overshoot what the vast majority of consumers need or want a tablet to do. Meanwhile, the Kindle Fire will improve as well - coming to be able to perform ever more of the functions that an iPad can perform at a significantly lower price point. And then, Apple's customers will start switching. At that point, it will be too late for Apple to respond and the tablet market leader will no longer be Apple. It will be Amazon.

Students of disruptive innovation have seen this phenomenon play out in numerous industries: steel, disk drives, microchips, computers, automobiles, retail, music recordings, and aerospace to name a few. And the initial symptom is always the same - a competitor enters the market with an "inferior" product offering that the incumbent player simply refuses to worry about while continuing to do what it was doing - successfully innovating to make ever-higher performance products.

And that is exactly where Apple can do something to avoid the fate of so many market leaders who have been disrupted before it. The company can do what it did with the iPod - introduce a no-frills iPad with substantially reduced functionality at a drastically lower price point to compete head-to-head with the Kindle Fire. If it makes such a move, Amazon's tablet is dead on arrival as Apple's ecosystem is simply more advanced and it can offer much better tablet at an equivalent price.

And therein lays the challenge for incumbents facing a disruptive threat. Apple can definitely stave off disruption by redoubling its efforts in the low-end of the tablet market and crushing Amazon tomorrow.

What would the market gurus and Wall Street analysts think of a move like that?

(Disclosure: I am long Apple and own no positions in Google or Amazon.)

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