📊 برنامه زمانی و جزئیات جلسات کارگاه

🟡 تخفیف ویژه ثبت‌نام زودهنگام 🟡

📣 عزیزانی که تا روز جمعه ۱۰ مردادماه اقدام به ثبت‌نام کنند، تخفیف ویژه‌ای برای ایشان در نظر گرفته خواهد شد.

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⏳ به زودی ...

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🟡 تخفیف ویژه ثبت‌نام زودهنگام 🟡

📣 کمتر از ۱۲ ساعت تا پایان فرصت استفاده از تخفیف ویژه ثبت‌نام زودهنگام باقی مونده ...

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🟡 Nature's Whisper: The Story Behind Japan's Bullet Train and the Kingfisher

Japan, 1990s
In the late 1980s, Japan's Shinkansen—the famous bullet train—was one of the fastest trains in the world. But it had a serious problem.
Whenever the train emerged from a tunnel at high speed, it created a loud "tunnel boom"—a sonic explosion that disturbed towns up to 400 meters away. Engineers were under intense pressure: they couldn't sacrifice speed, but the noise and energy inefficiency were unacceptable.
Among the team assigned to solve the problem was an engineer named Eiji Nakatsu. But Nakatsu wasn't just a railway engineer; he was also a birdwatcher.
As he pondered the problem, he remembered one of nature's most elegant hunters: the kingfisher. This small bird can dive into water at high speed without creating a splash. How? Its long, narrow beak allows it to break the surface tension of the water smoothly, moving from one medium to another (air to water) with almost no disturbance.
Nakatsu asked: What if we shaped the front of the train like a kingfisher's beak?
The idea seemed strange to some. But when the team redesigned the Shinkansen's nose in the same streamlined, elongated shape of the kingfisher's beak, the results were astonishing:
✅ The sonic boom was gone.
✅ The train became 15% more energy-efficient.
✅ It could go 10% faster—up to 320 km/h.
✅ And it was quieter than ever.
What seemed like a wild idea from nature wasn't wild at all; it was engineered by evolution precisely. Today, the kingfisher-inspired bullet train is considered a masterpiece of biomimicry—and a lesson in humble innovation.

Why This Story Matters?
Nature has spent billions of years solving problems through evolution—silently, patiently. When we take the time to observe it closely, not as separate from us but as a mentor, we often find solutions that are elegant, efficient, and sustainable.
Neither a machine nor a textbook inspired Eiji Nakatsu. A bird inspired him in flight, and that inspiration reshaped the future of transportation.
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📣 آغاز کارگاه ایده تا اختراع

سلام به همه همراهان عزیز کانال از ایده تا اختراع 🖐🏼

📆 کارگاه از ایده تا اختراع مرداد و شهریور ۱۴۰۴ فردا پنجشنبه ۱۴۰۴/۰۵/۱۶ شروع میشه

خوشحالیم که قرار هست در خدمت دوستانی باشیم که اعلام حضور و ثبت‌نام کرده‌اند. 🤝🏼

📬 با توجه به زمان باقی‌مانده تا شروع کارگاه، اگر شما هم تمایل دارید از شرایط و برنامه کارگاه و یا نحوه ثبت‌نام در کارگاه اطلاع پیدا کنید، با این آیدی در ارتباط باشید.

💡 امیدواریم یک کارگاه خاطره‌انگیز به همراه ثبت اظهارنامه‌های شما عزیزان داشته باشیم.

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