
Built In Motion is a podcast telling stories about life and engineering. Hosted by Justin Voss and Ryan Isabell.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 7 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Self driving car technology has come along way pretty quickly in recent years. In this episode we take a look at how the US military got the ball rolling and how Google got involved.
How would you like to take on a $300 million project that far outstrips the known technologies, while using untested materials and inventing solutions to problems as you go along? Yet you build it, impacting the lives of millions, changing the econom... more
The skatecar was born from a small event held on Signal Hill in 1975 that quickly evolved into a new form of skateboarding.
Henry Ford's first automobile company had just failed and Ford needed a way to restore his reputation. To do this, he built his first racecar.
Love this podcast and have been patiently waiting over a year for another episode. I grew up at the race track and listening to the first episode in the tunnel gives me the chills. Working as a drafter I listen to many podcasts this one is high quality. I especially looked forward to a new engineering story. Hope you guys make a return I can't be the only one missing this podcast.
Really like the podcast I hope you keep going.
"Built In Motion" is well worth your time. The first two episodes are extremely well crafted and chock full of interesting content and fascinating characters.
I have just listened to the first episode of this new podcast from Justin and Broken Buggy.
I enjoyed the behind the curtain story of the life of a pit crew member in NASCAR. It was good to get a bit of technical info too.
A good start to this new programme. Judging by the other Broken Buggy programmes this should be a "must subscribe" podcast too!
All the best and I look forward to future episodes
This podcast sounds like it's going to be great. Good production quality and very interesting. A must for engineers and technical minds.










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