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Dobareh migam, jamesh kon dadaash. This is an Iranian achievement and has nothing to do with "Islamic Revolution" or reviving "400 year Islamic Golden Age". And next time you want to be a coy "troll" (i.e. someone who posts controversial, inflammatory, irrelevant, or off-topic messages in an online community with the primary intent of provoking other users into an emotional response), I suggested you be a little subtle and don't mention in your post that your only intention is to "provoke emotional response" and I also suggest you stay away from videos with Arabic music dubbed over ahievements of IRANIAN scientists.
I am reporting this post as "trolling" and hope that others do too.
I am reporting this post as "trolling" and hope that others do too.
Thank you as long as you aknowledge that this is Iranian and is an achievement this is enough and makes me happy that I posted this thread
Inflammatory? maybe to you so I sugest you take some anger management classes.
Irrelevent? how so?!!
off-topic? a news from Iran is off-topic to you?
primary intent of provoking other users? how come posting a news about Iranians making new technological advances is provoking to you is beyond me !! really? what? do you have problem with Iranian inventors?
If you have problem with the Arabic Music, just ignore it, I did the same
and take it easy.
More news from Iran
Iran Khodro unveils nanotech car
TEHRAN, Nov. 6 (Mehr News Agency) - Iran's first car equipped with nano technology built by Iran Khodro Industrial Group (IKCO) was showcased at nano festival from November 4 to 8.
Moj news agency quoted Hamidreza Taqavi Deputy Director of Strategy and Planning at IKCO stating that the new Samand Soren is equipped with nano technology, adding that nano composites are used in the dash board, engine parts, filters and lubrications.
He said that this improvement was made with the aim of enhancing domestic production, decreasing dependency on importing raw material, reducing the price of finished products, improving product quality, increasing customer satisfaction, pride and national self-realization in industry.
Taqavi noted that nano technology usage is increasing day by day in the automotive industry, pontig out that 60 percent of designing and production of light and heavy vehicles in the next 10 years will be influenced by nano technology.
Iran Khodro was founded 1962 and has become the largest vehicle manufacturer in the Middle East, Central Asia and North Africa.
In Iran it has an average share of 65 percent of domestic vehicle production.
By 2006 Iran Khodro was producing 550,000 vehicles (for the Iranian year 1384, starting on 21 March 2006).
Nanotechnology Finds Application in Iran's Car Industry
TEHRAN (INIC)- Researchers at Iran Khodro Company (IKCO) in collaboration with their colleagues at SAPCO, two of the largest car producers in Iran, pursue replacing ordinary auto parts with nanotechnology-based ones in order to improve the qualities and reduce costs.
Their nominated parts for modification include windscreen, body paint, interior composite parts, various plastic parts, seat covers, dashboard, and gas tank.
It is proved that such modifications would provide easier and better hygiene level for the internal part of the car.
IKCO presented its first nano-modified prototype car named Samand Soren at 'Iran Nano 2009' exhibition currently being held in Tehran.
http://en.nano.ir/index.php/news/show/1416
Iran Khodro unveils nanotech car
TEHRAN, Nov. 6 (Mehr News Agency) - Iran's first car equipped with nano technology built by Iran Khodro Industrial Group (IKCO) was showcased at nano festival from November 4 to 8.
Moj news agency quoted Hamidreza Taqavi Deputy Director of Strategy and Planning at IKCO stating that the new Samand Soren is equipped with nano technology, adding that nano composites are used in the dash board, engine parts, filters and lubrications.
He said that this improvement was made with the aim of enhancing domestic production, decreasing dependency on importing raw material, reducing the price of finished products, improving product quality, increasing customer satisfaction, pride and national self-realization in industry.
Taqavi noted that nano technology usage is increasing day by day in the automotive industry, pontig out that 60 percent of designing and production of light and heavy vehicles in the next 10 years will be influenced by nano technology.
Iran Khodro was founded 1962 and has become the largest vehicle manufacturer in the Middle East, Central Asia and North Africa.
In Iran it has an average share of 65 percent of domestic vehicle production.
By 2006 Iran Khodro was producing 550,000 vehicles (for the Iranian year 1384, starting on 21 March 2006).
Nanotechnology Finds Application in Iran's Car Industry
TEHRAN (INIC)- Researchers at Iran Khodro Company (IKCO) in collaboration with their colleagues at SAPCO, two of the largest car producers in Iran, pursue replacing ordinary auto parts with nanotechnology-based ones in order to improve the qualities and reduce costs.
Their nominated parts for modification include windscreen, body paint, interior composite parts, various plastic parts, seat covers, dashboard, and gas tank.
It is proved that such modifications would provide easier and better hygiene level for the internal part of the car.
IKCO presented its first nano-modified prototype car named Samand Soren at 'Iran Nano 2009' exhibition currently being held in Tehran.
http://en.nano.ir/index.php/news/show/1416
Not only this is trolling, the information is wrong. If you look at the following link, you will see that the inventor is actually Australian and his company as is mentioned in the video clip is in Brussels. Just because you put the arabic music doesn't make it Islamic, but it sure is misleading for someone who just watches the clip.
http://www.slf.org.au/festival07/program/exhibitors/arianaEV
http://www.slf.org.au/festival07/program/exhibitors/arianaEV
At first I thought I put this in the relaxation forum by when I thought about it, I said well for some people this kind of news is anything but relaxation and gets some people uneasy and the post becomes political. So having said that I think this news belongs here
So was this car built in Iran or overseas?
Apparently not Farzad jan. The link I provided shows that the inventor is Australian, probably Iranian australian. The clip says that the car is parked in their company in Brussels. The suit and tie doesn't go with this thing being built in Iran either, and he speaks English.
That is why I suspected it in the first place. Pure propaganda.
That is why I suspected it in the first place. Pure propaganda.
Guys please take it easy. When I post a news this doesnt mean I prepared and made it myself. I just posted this news to show you guys what Iranians can do, whether inside or outside and we should be proud of them no matter what. Just forget about the propaganda, ignore it, just acknowledge that a hamvatan can do such thing and be proud.
The news shouldn't be prepared and made by you in order for you to have at least read it once before posting it here.
Apparently you just read the headlines and if they serve your agenda, you'll just automatically post it on this forum...
Thanks PJ jaan, for your investigation.
Apparently you just read the headlines and if they serve your agenda, you'll just automatically post it on this forum...
Thanks PJ jaan, for your investigation.
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