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Peter Rossi
- 64, Male
- Switzerland
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Peter Rossi left a comment for Ekanath Khatiwada"Hi Ekanath,
Thank you for adding me as your friend. Nice Sunday & Regards. Peter"
Peter Rossi commented on Peter Rossi's photo
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"Trixy Zero, the flying motorbike for two. Another solution for mobility in rural regions with poor infrastructure"
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"TrixSea, the flying boat. A solution for regions with poor infrastructure to transport first aid."
Peter Rossi left a comment for Yaw Afrifa Anim"Thanks for adding me as friend. Nice weekend and allbest. Peter"
Peter Rossi left a comment for Jenny Everett"Welcome Jenny and please have a look at my idea to produce the cheapest & safest houses, lasting for at least 50 years. Thank you."
Peter Rossi left a comment for Katharina Felgenhauer"You are welcome Katharina. I think BASF is a resin producer for my shelter house idea. Have a look. Thanks."
Peter Rossi commented on moladi Formwork's blog post South African housing company in finals of global contest"My congratulations to the Moladi team."
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- I am an entrepreneur, I am a social entrepreneur
- About my work:
- Senior Sales Consultant, Partner
I have the vision that every child will and must have a safe house to grow up in dignity. The other vision is that Gyroplanes will be more used in rural aereas where no infrastructure exists. They are cheaper than a Landrover and easier to fly than helicopters. Ideal for "flying doctors", first aid supply. They can land and start on very short runways and even on water. Also I am working that a unigue new drug will come to the market, already clinical testet and with excellent results to treat eptileptical disorder, alcohol and drug abuse.
- Topics on my radar:
- Base of the Pyramid, Enterprise Development, Finance and Investment, Partnerships, Peace and Commerce, Technology, Trade, Water, Youth Enterprise
- Other Topics on my radar:
- Pharma industry
Oil for shelter
Glassfiber reinforced plastic pipes are used to transport gas, water and oil. They are lasting for decades (min. 50 years must be guaranteed).
Why not use this technology to produce living homes and shelters, which are light, cheap and very safe against, fire, storm and earthquakes? Any color can be choosen. The people can build up there homes by themselves.
For example a family house set consisting of a separate living room 12 m2, kitchen compartment 3 m2 and sanitary compartment 3m2 would cost less than USD 10.000 with roof, water tanks and all elements. Smaller compositions will cost less, complete villages can be set up easily.
Precious rain water will be harvested from the roof and stored and stored in the water tank..
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Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 17:34 on February 24, 2012,
Paulosa Enterprise said… wow! great idea nice entrepreneur. what is the process or raw material used for this. am working with garbage collection and waste management in Kenya -Africa and plastic waste is a nightmare.
- At 1:36 on February 29, 2012,
Richard Close said… Peter
Years in the 60s I fell in love with Gyrocopters.... Never flew one
I have a bioengineering relationship in Zambia you might be interested in. They are mentioned in the attached Community Learning Center proposal
RichardZambia%20Community%20Learning%20Centers%20Preliminary%20Assessment%20Outline.pdf
- At 18:53 on March 17, 2012,
Olubayo John said… Thanks for the warm welcome Peter.
- At 22:58 on March 18, 2012, Tobias Masterton said…
Hi Peter, thanks for responding so quickly. Yes I do, my Skype name is: tobias.masterton1 and I'll be online for much of tomorrow.
Many thanks,
Tobias
- At 11:57 on March 26, 2012,
Isaac Twumasi Quantus said… Hi Peter,
Thanks for adding me as friend. Glad to have invited me along. Hey what of the Gyrocopters? Sure it will be great in Ghana where oil is now a big business.
can we talk? SKYPE: isaac.twumasi.quantus
- At 12:40 on March 26, 2012, Peter Rossi said…
Hi Isaak,
Yes Gyrocopters will become a big issue specially in those countries where the road infractructure is weak. I am an associate of the owner and founder of Trixy Aviation Austria. www.trixyaviation.com Just started to manufacture about 2 years ago the Gyrocopter of Trixy has been judged as the best ones. At AERO 2012 will show a new type designed as a flying motorbike for little money (starts at about € 35'000) . Both can transport pilot and 1 passenger or pilot plus 100 kg weigth. A heavy duty version will also come soon.
The good thing is, that piloting Gyrocopters is simple and this type of planes are cheaper and safer as helicopters and cannot fall down when running out of gas.
Will make a post about Gycopters and its benifits for e.g. flying doctors, emergeny transport, supervision very soon.
Regards,
Peter
- At 16:02 on December 20, 2012,
Stephen Vance said… I love what I'm seeing. This is great stuff.
Peter Rossi's Blog
Very cheap fire and earthquake resistant shelter houses - An industrial concept for the base of the pyramid to allow families a better future
The recent earthquakes show that not earthquakes are killing most people but the insufficient built houses.…
Posted on April 23, 2013 at 9:30
The sense of affordable flying in our modern technical world
Since beginning man dreamed to fly like a bird. The invention of the wheel brought humanity an important step further to reach individual mobility. But it took centuries that the possibility of flying was discovered and many other technical inventions that flying is so normal like riding a bike.
When Juan de la Cierva invented the autogiro in 1923 the lack of modern materials as they are being used nowadays blocked any further development for commercial use. Despite the very…
ContinuePosted on June 14, 2012 at 9:00
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